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Additionally, there's a need to be able to readily communicate with local populations of foreign countries and non-English speaking allies.

Bauer points out that children have been raised safely in the U. S. by non-English-speaking parents for well over a century.

Today, many exciting business events take place in non-English speaking regions.

There was also an urgent need for bilingual support services non-English speaking students and their families.

Non-English speaking installing locations: add a warning label in the proper language over the present warning on top of the module.

Four out of ten Australians are migrants or the first generation children of migrants, half of them from non-English speaking backgrounds.

This is not a 'win-lose' - a victory for English speaking countries and a loss for non-English speaking countries.

When travelling in non-English speaking countries it is even more important not to assume that everyone you meet can understand English.

The Chair thanked the Delegation of France and expressed his understanding for the concerns of non-English speaking members.

I speak American English and I speak well, can help non-English-speaking students with their English.

World rankings tend to underrate them, partly because non-English-speaking laboratories are penalized.

World rankings tend to underrate them, partly because non-English-speaking laboratories are penalised.

Meanwhile non-English speaking countries are also attracting more students.

Non-English-speaking peoples tended to become quickly assimilated.

English subtitles are required for non-English speaking films.

For researchers from non-English speaking countries such as China and Japan, their English proficiency might not be particularly good.

Need a quick translation on what to order in a nearby non-English speaking eatery?

The interpreter rendered the question into Spanish, and the non-English speaking deponent answered, "Estaba manejando mi mueble. "

That happens a lot in non-English speaking countries.

Its lead has been eroded in part by fierce competition from other Anglo-Saxon countries, but also by non-English speaking countries.

Among international students from non-English-speaking countries, those with good English skills tend to find a job relatively easily.

Proof of English proficiency test (for applicants from non-English-speaking countries)

from an institution in a non-English speaking system