It was that hands on iterative process which is so much like vernacular design and folk design in traditional cultures.

I bet, in a couple of years, that phrases like coworking and couchsurfing and time banks are going to become a part of everyday vernacular.

It is obvious that long term preservation of cultural heritage in Kosovo, which includes Serbian Orthodox, Ottoman Islamic, Catholic and vernacular sites, must become an increasing priority in the coming months.

The commitment to European integration requires a common vernacular, and that is English. The challenge for Europe is to use English as such an instrument, while avoiding submersion in American and British culture.

In 1983, the Secretary of State for the Advancement of Women had toured the country in order to familiarize the people with the provisions of the Convention, distributing material on it in various vernacular languages.

Devout after a fashion, they follow their conscience or their convenience their lives a more or less amiable standoff between doctrinal prohibitions and vernacular practice. As the comedian Bob Newhart observed, The pope leaves us alone we leave the pope alone.

In the area of education, the primary schools' medium of instruction was the vernacular language of the children. The inclusion of civic education in primary and secondary education facilitated the development of children to become responsible citizens who appreciated the values of human rights, democracy, peace, tolerance, gender equality and friendship among all peoples pursuant to the provisions of the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC).