Bilingualism in a sentence

But despite deep roots in New Brunswick, there was a sharp decline in Irish-English bilingualism around the 1860s and 1870s, according to Ó Treasaigh.

Confidence in Parliament slipped drastically, along with perceptions on multiculturalism, bilingualism and the state of democracy in Canada.

The benefits of foreign language learning and bilingualism are indeed far-reaching both for the individual and the society.

The Venice Commission’s observations mainly concern the implementation of “bilingualism”, particularly in the judicial system, which the Commission points out will become dysfunctional.

This current approach, with its deficit-based label of “at risk,” does the opposite, treating bilingualism as a problem rather than an asset.

Studies show bilingual children outstrip their monoglot counterparts in cognitive tests and these advantages extend into later life with bilingualism linked to the delayed onset of dementia and better recovery after a stroke.

Biya should send Musonge and his Commission on Bilingualism to the Extreme North to appease Boko Haram by teaching them french.

But a level of bilingualism that in most of Canada might be applauded, officially at least, is condemned by nationalist Quebecers as a threat.

Meanwhile, comments from former Supreme Court of Canada judge Michel Bastarache that a significant slice of anglophone New Brunswickers had voted “to abolish bilingualism” made headlines on Wednesday in the province.

Also, due to Canada's bilingualism and the US publishing almost exclusively in English, translation of science fiction prose into French thrives and runs nearly parallel upon a book's publishing in the original English.

Attempts to introduce bilingualism in local administration have so far met direct refusal from French officials.

Chicanos fought to end social stigmas such as the usage of the Spanish language and advocated official bilingualism in federal and state governments.

However, they made very little impact on the language overall due to the prevalence of Gaelic-Norse bilingualism among the settlers, as many had previously acquired Gaelic in Scotland.

However, Trudeau's ambitions in this arena have been overstated: Trudeau once said that he regretted the use of the term "bilingualism", because it appeared to demand that all Canadians speak two languages.

New Brunswick and Manitoba are the only officially bilingual provinces, though full bilingualism is enacted only in New Brunswick, where about one third of the population is Francophone.

Since the city's transition to bilingualism, Moncton has experienced an upsurge in French in-migration from elsewhere in the province.

Subdivisions Kurdish is divided into three groups, where dialects from different groups are not mutually intelligible without acquired bilingualism.

The course will cover such topics as Understanding Bilingualism, Creating Resources and Integrating Language and Play, but the focus of the language provision will be on Cornish.

The rest use only a few words or phrases ( passive bilingualism).

This established the official government policy of bilingualism in India and satisfied the non-Hindi speaking Indian states.