reintegrationist造句

例句与造句

1. The modification has been accepted only by a part of the reintegrationist movement at this point.
2. Posada came to the spotlight in 1994 as he was the first member of the Parliament to use reintegrationist.
3. Even though the reintegrationist norm does not have official status, it has been recognized in courts of law.
4. Furthermore, members of Galician reintegrationist associations have been regularly present at meetings of the Community of Portuguese-Speaking Countries.
5. However, political issues forced the resignation of Carvalho Calero and, consequently, the 1979 pro-reintegrationist norms were revoked.
6. It's difficult to find reintegrationist in a sentence. 用reintegrationist造句挺难的
7. :From the Portuguese side, a number of relevant linguists and authors such as Lu韘 Lindley Cintra, Manuel Rodrigues Lapa, Fernando Ven鈔cio, Malaca Casteleiro have expressed their agreement with the reintegrationist views.
8. Galician reintegrationist groups also use the word " Castrapo " to refer disapprovingly to the current standard form of Galician, which they consider to be too influenced by Spanish and unnaturally distant from the standard Portuguese language.
9. Yet, Nogueira made it to the headlines when, following the example of Jos?Posada, made his oral and written communications in reintegrationist and was offered honorary membership of the AGAL ( Galician Association of the Language ), which he accepted.
10. *The " reintegrationist " view considers Galician to be a variant of the Galician-Portuguese linguistic diasystem, as evidenced by the common origin, common grammar, syntax, vocabulary, Brazilian Academy of Letters, Sciences Academy of Lisbon, and a number of civic and cultural associations both in Galicia and Portuguese-speaking countries.
11. Some scholar authors describe the situation as properly a continuum, from the Galician variants of Portuguese in one extreme to the Spanish language in the other ( which would represent the complete linguistic shift from Galician to Spanish ); reintegrationist points of view are closer to the Portuguese extreme, and so-called isolationist ones would be closer to the Spanish one.