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XML schemas in a variety of | languages (including RELAX, Schematron, W3C XML Schema |
language and belonged to the Chon family of | languages. |
age, which is a member of the Lisp family of | languages. |
s at the Budapest University's department of | languages studying Hungarian and French. |
een translated and published in a variety of | languages. |
d decided to major in mathematics instead of | languages. |
shorthand was adopted into a large number of | languages and was particularly successful in Scandinav |
h as a child, beginning her lifelong love of | languages. |
The second type of | languages have a formal logical basis, i.e. they have |
School of | Languages and Linguistics |
G.I. Joe was published in a number of | languages, sometimes by local publishers. |
ity has the potential to learn any number of | languages. |
The number of | languages was later expanded to fifteen, which represe |
of Ankara, working especially in the area of | languages, history and geography. |
al years at sea, then worked as a teacher of | languages in Mississippi. |
esearch Officer at Kerala State Institute of | Languages, Research Fellow of Dravidian Linguistics As |
a commentary in English or a wide choice of | languages. |
Chinookan is a small family of | languages spoken in Oregon and Washington along the Co |
of Nauvoo was ambitious in its plan to offer | languages (German, French, Latin, Greek, and Hebrew), |
est profile came during his time as official | languages critic for the Liberal caucus, in which Gaut |
ontains scientific articles in both official | languages, book reviews, job listings and many other i |
ation of the claims in one of their official | languages. |
European patents into one of their official | languages. |
, Menzies replied that "we have two official | languages in this country. |
In all, there were eleven different official | languages and many more dialects to contend with. |
CoR promised to repeal the 1969 Official | Languages Act, which made the French language equal fo |
Its official | languages are Dutch and English. |
I don't understand why the official | languages keep getting changed. |
elayed telecast in both of Canada's official | languages. |
rikaans is one of South Africa's 11 official | languages, the SABC is required to carry an Afrikaans- |
The official | languages of Hong Kong are English and Chinese, as def |
DP caucus, and is the NDP critic of Official | Languages, Employment Insurance, Intergovernmental Aff |
sch, or Hochdeutsch, is one of four official | languages in Switzerland, besides French, Italian and |
hat while German and Hungarian were official | languages, half of the soldiery was called from areas |
ially restored in June 2008 for the official | languages minority component of the program, under the |
s such as the Elections Department, Official | Languages Department and the Kachcheri are based in Wa |
Its official | languages are French and Dutch. |
erade, and the program book in both official | languages. |
one in English and French, both of official | languages of the province. |
ng states have to choose one of the official | languages of the EPO as a "prescribed language", in wh |
Mayor office written in four official | languages used in the City of Novi Sad (Serbian, Hunga |
tugal in 1986, taking the number of official | languages from six to nine. |
Spanish, French, Portuguese are the official | languages and spoken as second languages, most spoken |
y Secretary for La Francophonie and Official | Languages. |
7, English and French were made the official | languages of debate in the Parliament of Canada and th |
and to publish regulations in both official | languages, and that both versions will be of equal leg |
ervices be provided in the minority official | languages wherever there is "significant demand." |
h 8, 2007, the petition, in the six official | languages, was submitted to the office of the Presiden |
ould rather be listed under "in the official | languages of member-states of the EU", because one of |
onard Jones, challenged the federal Official | Languages Act, which made both French and English the |
and no provisions were made for the official | languages to be used in other elements of the governme |
I did add Quechua and Aymara as official | languages as stated in the Peruvian Constitution of 19 |
ctoral process, in all of Nunavut's official | languages. |
which both English and French were official | languages. |
Both Marshallese and English are official | languages. |
By the Northwest Territories' Official | Languages Act (1988), nine native languages were also |
mental and International Relations, Official | Languages and Culture & Sport. |
The official | languages were Crimean Tatar and Russian. |
The Nunavut Official | Languages Act, passed by the Senate of Canada on June |
ay assume New Zealand, one of whose official | languages is English, or Congo-Brazzaville, whose sole |
availability of UN web site in all official | languages. |
ort' and the 'Standing Committee on Official | Languages'. |
unavut to set up the offices of the Official | Languages, Access to Information and Conflict of Inter |
te and by distance learning in both official | languages: English and French. |
ety of forms were available in both official | languages, varying in length, colour, and recipient's |
o achieve full parity among the six official | languages on United Nations websites. |
ce again to perform in one of their official | languages. |
English and French remain the only official | languages but that other languages may be used |
Because Switzerland has four official | languages, the lyrics of the original German song were |
Guarani is one of the two official | languages of Paraguay, which defines itself as being b |
trative content is available in the official | languages German, Italian and to a lesser extent in La |
Chisasibi speak one or both of the official | languages as a mother tongue. |
, recognizing Chipewyan and Cree as official | languages. |
ng nations in French, English, (the official | languages of the Olympics) and Standard Chinese with m |
aced as Parliamentary Secretary for Official | Languages by Manitoba Member of Parliament Shelly Glov |
anslation, as English is one of the official | languages of Hong Kong. |
in Southern Sesotho, one of the 11 official | languages of South Africa. |
d about the delays in enforcing the Official | Languages Act. |
f the European Union's twenty-three official | languages. |
Works and Government Services, for Official | Languages and for the Economic Development Agency for |
ses and disseminates the room's two official | languages country. |
French and Dutch are both official | languages in the Brussels-Capital Region |
This was introduced in 1969 in the Official | Languages Act. |
sung at least partly in one of its official | languages) by Deen. |
along with Italian, one of the two official | languages of the republic. |
y again had to sing in one of their official | languages, in Silver Convention's case German. |
Chair of the Standing Committee on Official | Languages, which strives to promote linguistic duality |
Afrikaans used to be one of two official | languages of South Africa, (the other being English,) |
tions to research the Turkic Khalaj and Oguz | languages in Persia. |
Ok is the word for water or river in the Ok | languages family. |
t he specialized in the didactics of the Old | Languages (around 30 publications , each with commenta |
of aspects of one's heritage, including old | languages, is often considered nationalistic. |
ct the best features of already-created, old | languages, and package them into a useful, practical p |
Some (mostly older) | languages require that the programmer explicitly add c |
Vocabularies of oligosynthetic | languages are made of compound words, which are coined |
in Paris at several institutions focusing on | languages and civil engineering. |
There was also an accent on | languages, science and particularly design, where a co |
He concentrates on | languages for logic programming and functional program |
007 he conducted a large research project on | languages in Ethiopia. |
Initially, the program focused on | languages. |
ch contains over 3,000 books and journals on | languages of the Americas, is part of the center. |
Development has continued on | languages in this family. |
The school's main emphasis is on | languages and it offers a wide range of language cours |
utomata and temporal specifications based on | languages of nested words and trees. |
development of the OIL and DAML+OIL ontology | languages, and he played a central role in the develop |
OO | languages typically have no analogue of isolation or d |
Firstly, it is applied to tribes or | languages which are Turkic as opposed to being Iranian |
y begun to diverge into separate dialects or | languages in the first half of the first millennium BC |
een possible as little of their language, or | languages, has been preserved. |
In 1946, the Department of Oriental | Languages and Literature was established in Beijing Un |
irector of the Lazarev Institute of Oriental | Languages (1897-1911). |
He studied oriental | languages from 1928 to 1931 and took a first in both p |
1636), professor of mathematics and oriental | languages, developed the scioptic ball in 1636. |
oman to gain first class honours in Oriental | Languages. |
ers studied Protestant theology and Oriental | languages. |
He became professor of Greek and Oriental | languages and of theology at the University of Giessen |
doctorate in classic philology and oriental | languages. |
research on a number of African and Oriental | languages. |
n (1800-82), who was a professor of Oriental | languages at the University of Kiel. |
niversity of London and Bachelor of Oriental | Languages and M. A. from the University of Madras. |
t to the Abbey of St. Gall to study Oriental | languages, but was soon recalled in order to accompany |
1872 was appointed to the chair of Oriental | languages at Strassburg, which he resigned in 1906. |
He was acting professor of Oriental | languages at Lund University 1895-1904 and professor o |
ston and David Liston, professor of oriental | languages at Edinburgh. |
he applied himself to the study of oriental | languages, and on the return of Robert Frampton he app |
heol. in 1818, and was professor in oriental | languages at the University of Oslo from 1825 to 1876. |
ne of Great Britain as the Chair of Oriental | Languages. |
ntion from commerce to the study of oriental | languages, and he acquired an especially intimate know |
Stickel (1805-1896), professor for oriental | languages at Jena University |
awarded honorary membership of the Oriental | Languages Society in 1946. |
na, and in 1824 became professor of oriental | languages at Pisa University. |
He was studying Oriental | languages at Jesus College, Oxford when Sir Godfrey Ro |
He studied Oriental | Languages at Columbia University, but his studies were |
k professorship of Hebrew and other Oriental | languages. |
1813 he was appointed professor of Oriental | languages. |
llow, Professor of Hebrew and Other Oriental | Languages, Harvard University |
of the university and professor or Oriental | languages. |
He continued his study of oriental | languages at Leipzig. |
ncock Professor of Hebrew and other Oriental | Languages at Harvard College. |
bridge University, where he studied oriental | languages. |
He was appointed professor of Oriental | languages at Leipzig in 1668, and was pastor of St. Th |
t 1922) was a German philologist of oriental | languages, orientalist, art historian, writer, social |
In 1775 he was made professor of Oriental | languages at the Faculty of Theology at Jena Universit |
ear was chosen to fill the chair of Oriental | languages in the Russian university of Kazan. |
-1742) was a pioneer of printing in oriental | languages, operating for the Catholic church from Flor |
o the chair of Sacred Scripture and Oriental | Languages in the Institut Catholique of Paris, which h |
e was sponsored to give lectures in oriental | languages for Sion College. |
glish, prehistoric archaeology, and oriental | languages, receiving a diploma in anthropology. |
om 1701 onwards he was professor of Oriental | languages at the University of Utrecht. |
ge University, gaining a 'First' in Oriental | Languages. |
alle, he was appointed professor of oriental | languages at the university. |
He studied oriental | languages at the universities of Jena and Leipzig, and |
with a double first in Classics and Oriental | Languages, and at the University of Aberdeen. |
expert for classical, European, and oriental | languages. |
e Department of Culture Studies and Oriental | Languages board. |
agement, Information Technology and Oriental | Languages. |
He was professor of oriental | languages at the University of Glasgow (1753-4), until |
In 1796 he became professor of oriental | languages at the University of Leiden. |
as appointed associate professor of Oriental | languages at the University of Breslau, where in 1847 |
At Jena he studied Oriental | languages, of which he became professor there in 1803. |
, where he held private lectures on oriental | languages. |
the University of Jena, he took up Oriental | languages as a special study. |
den, who appointed him professor of oriental | languages at Upsala in 1650. |
eturned to Germany as professor for Oriental | languages at the School of Philosophy at Jena Universi |
There she graduated in Oriental | languages from Sorbonne University in Paris. |
appointing Eisenmenger professor of Oriental | languages in the University of Heidelberg. |
s appointed to the professorship of oriental | languages in the new University of Bonn, and this post |
thorough education in classical and Oriental | languages, and had read the Bible through in the origi |
es), and later studied theology and Oriental | languages at Leuven. |
Copenhagen, he took up philosophy, Oriental | languages, and theology at the university there, at th |
19 to 1824, he studied theology and Oriental | languages at Leipzig, subsequently continuing his stud |
lled to the chair of philosophy and Oriental | languages at the University of Innsbruck. |
poet, grammatician and Professor of Oriental | Languages at Maharaja's College(present University Col |
d Leipzig, Abicht became teacher of oriental | languages at the latter in 1702. |
He then studied Oriental | languages as the first student at Lord Wellesley's Col |
ent on a state scholarship to study oriental | languages at the School of Oriental and African Studie |
nted director of the new Seminar of Oriental | languages in 1887. |
first incrementally compiled object oriented | languages for personal computers (Apple Macintosh). |
In the object oriented | languages, both remote Object and its Servant are obje |
‘Translations from the original | languages are likewise to be considered the written Wo |
ading works from antiquity in their original | languages. |
analysis and exegetical work in the original | languages as well as church history, and biblical and |
ible not just in English but in its original | languages of Hebrew and Greek. |
phasis on study of the Bible in the original | languages, and practical experience for students in Ch |
tions of the Christian bible in its original | languages incorporate ruby text with word-by-word tran |
percentage of people can read these original | languages proficiently. |
He translated the Bible from original | languages into Slovak. |
ptural analysis and exegesis in the original | languages, church history and biblical and systematic |
ed versions of the Bible are in the original | languages. |
le with emphasis on evangelism, the original | languages, and Biblical inerrancy. |
also translated the Bible from its original | languages into English. |
He learned both the Amharic and Oromo | languages, and was later sent to work in the Sidama Zo |
rsion; it does not exist in any of the other | languages of Spain. |
especially to the study of Hebrew and other | languages, and from 1830 to 1833 was adjunct professor |
or even identical idioms occur in many other | languages. |
t running compiled Java programs, many other | languages can now run on top of it. |
r Poland in Latin and many Romance and other | languages, is most often used in modern Polish as refe |
s and phrases borrowed from English or other | languages may be shortened if Koreans using them feel |
nder "in Hebrew, Verdurian and various other | languages in which verbs as well as nouns are masculin |
He speaks a number of other | languages as well, albeit not fluently. |
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