The linguistic boundary was also reflected early on in the administration of the region.

Such experiences of crossing national and linguistic boundaries are essential rather than incidental to the story.

The academy has done exactly what it should be doing: honouring literary excellence without regard to national and linguistic boundaries.

Lists itemize books and seem therefore to pin them down; but the book culture they describe was mobile: 'books easily crossed national and linguistic boundaries'.

The nationwide movement of linguistic groups seeking statehood resulted in a massive reorganisation of states according to linguistic boundaries in 1956.

However, for biographical entries, the linguistic identity prevails.

The place of origin and the linguistic identity of the creators of the codices have been subject to debate.

Linguistic identity has not yet established which terms shall prevail, and all three are used in common parlance.

You'll find those new-found linguistic skills stick better when you've time to relax and use them in a new context.

This developmental period coincides with massive advances in cognitive, motor and linguistic skills.

When the jury of examiners questioned the performance, the head replied that all the pupils had outstanding linguistic skills.

How can it make sense to appoint referees according to their linguistic skills?

Whatever the manager's argument that you need only 100 words to get your message across, his poor linguistic skills do cause him problems.