Примери за използване на Diversity in europe на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Linguistic Diversity in Europe.
Let's get back to the discussion on cultural diversity in Europe.
Linguistic diversity in Europe→.
No more destruction of agricultural and horticultural seed diversity in Europe!
Its activities celebrate linguistic diversity in Europe and promote language learning.
Its activities celebrated linguistic diversity in Europe and promoted language learning.
The Bulgarian Euro deputy Slavi Binev invited to dinner the speakers of the seminar"Cultural Diversity in Europe.
The Seminar had the title:“Cultural Diversity in Europe: the role of political, religious and civil society leaders”.
Highlight the richness of cultural diversity in Europe;
(NL) Mr President, public broadcasting stands for pluralism, diversity, cultural diversity in Europe, the heart of democracy- I did not make this up, the Commission can confirm this- and public broadcasters are of national importance.
Notes that the EU and its institutions have a duty to enhance, promote anduphold linguistic diversity in Europe;
To promote the rich linguistic and cultural diversity in Europe and to increase the level of intercultural understanding.
I also believe that the stronger safeguarding of intellectual property rights is an essential condition for protecting cultural diversity in Europe.
Multilingualism represents one of the greatest assets in terms of cultural diversity in Europe and, at the same time, one of the most substantial challenges.
However, I would also like to mention the important contribution in terms of Polish culture that you can make to cooperation and cultural diversity in Europe.
Bürgerausschuss für die Bürgerinitiative Minority SafePack- one million signatures for diversity in Europe, represented initially by E. Johansson, J. Lund and C.
On 15 July 2013,a citizens' committee submitted to the Commission the proposed European citizens' initiative entitled‘Minority SafePack- one million signatures for diversity in Europe'.
Its program has to fulfill some specific criteria,like highlight the richness of cultural diversity in Europe or bring the common aspects of European cultures to the fore.
MEDIA is very successful in supporting the competitiveness of the audiovisual industry and cultural diversity in Europe.
The Black Sea, and the Baltic andMediterranean regions need a policy of recognizing territorial diversity in Europe, and flexibility and synergies between different levels of government.
Iii Decision(EU) 2017/652 on the proposal for a European citizens' initiative entitled‘Minority SafePack- one million signatures for diversity in Europe'.
Whereas multilingualism presents one of the greatest assets of cultural diversity in Europe and, at the same time, one of the most significant challenges for the creation of a truly integrated EU;
On 15 July 2013,a citizens' committee submitted to the Commission a proposal for a European Citizens' Initiative(ECI) entitled“Minority SafePack- One million signatures for diversity in Europe”.
MEDIA Mundus will also support andimplement the UNESCO Convention promoting cultural diversity in Europe and across the globe, establishing dialogue and striking a balance between economic and economical interests.
Since 1991, the European Commission has been supporting Europe's audiovisual sector,contributing to its competitiveness and to cultural diversity in Europe, through the MEDIA Programme.
With its initiative, the Council of Europe wishes to contribute to the preservation of linguistic diversity in Europe, to make people aware of the advantages of language skills, to promote individual multilingualism and to motivate Europeans towards lifelong language learning.
The co-workers and supporters of the European Alliance of Initiatives for Applied Anthroposophy/ELIANT seek to make a civic contribution towards improving the quality of life and cultural diversity in Europe.
The Commission has set out proposals on the modernisation of copyright to increase cultural diversity in Europe and content available online, while bringing clearer rules for all online players.
As such, the programme offers exciting opportunities to students who enjoy studying religious texts, traditions and practices, andtheoretical issues related to religious diversity in Europe.