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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Language legislation"”.

  1. Information extraction to facilitate translation of natural language legislation

    There is a large body of existing legislation and policies that govern how government organizations and corporations can share information. Since these rules are generally expressed in natural language, it is difficult and labor intensive to verify whether or not data sharing events are compliant …

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  2. Language legislation in Ireland and the United Kingdom: Exploring the gaps between theory and practice

    … the normative justifications advanced for language rights and language legislative protection and the effective realisation of those rights and legislative provisions in practice. This objective is achieved by examining the scope and application of language rights and legislative provisions …

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  3. Code-Mixing and Imaging of America in France: The Genre of Advertising

    Despite language legislation in France specifically designed to protect the French language from the influence of English, French advertising continues to exploit anglicisms for their socio-psychological effect on consumers. This descriptive study explores some 2400 television commercials and 1800 …

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  4. A Study of the Plain Writing Act of 2010: Federal Agency, Writer, and User Appropriations of U.S. Plain Language Policy

    … (Sec. 2). This dissertation examines what plain language, as the Act defines it and the U.S. federal government (USG) is implementing it, means and does at the various levels of language policy -- institutional, writer, and user. I argue that "real" plain language policy differs from the policy …

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