Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve hypotheses that are entailed by the premise.
Query: New Zealand's Qualifications Authority said Friday that it still strongly discourages students from using anything other than full English, but that credit will be given if the answer "clearly shows the required understanding," even if it contains text-speak.
On Friday, New Zealand's Qualifications Authority said that it strongly discourages students from using anything other than full English.
New Zealanders are logical.
English people could understand Englandsfarere
Try English next time.
The speaker expects everyone to know what this means.
Some people in Hong King speak English.
Because of the numerous different languages spoken, Canada is requiring that every citizen of the country learn to speak English on the basis that the population will get along more effectively. 
Ziskin spoke English.
In order to become a ted translator you must speak the language in question perfectly. You need to be able to speak well nuanced English.
New Zealanders are trustworthy.
A child needs to know you mean it when you say "no".
The speaker knows some people will not understand this.
people understood what he was referencing.
New Zealanders are honest.
they are asking the parent to clarify their understanding
Every last utterance by your instructor should be memorialized.
People in New Zealand are interested in this.
The agent is unsure if he spoke clearly or not in his last order. They are uncertain if the people that were meant to understand their direction in fact understood that they would be on call.
Your audience doesn't understand many words.
Often buried in the fine print is language saying you must not resolve.
The university also offers English as a course.
New Zealanders are helpful.
New Zealand's Qualifications Authority encourages students to answer questions in English, or the language they feel most comfortable with.
New Zealand's Qualifications Authority said Friday that it still strongly encourages students from using any language including English to answer questions.
New York's Qualifications Authority said Friday that it still strongly discourages students from using anything other than full English