Примери коришћења Minority language на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Latin
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Cyrillic
Another exception are minority language media see principle no.
The vested interests of ruling parties, are present with still unprivatised media outlets,those whose privatisation has been annulled and the minority language media.
Italian is recognized as a minority language in the Croatian Constitution.
Albanian language(alongside Serbian, Bosnian and Croatian) is a language in official use,officially recognized as minority language.
Serbian is a minority language in Croatia, and is mainly used by Serbs in Croatia.
The Provincial Secretariat for Information distributed 48 million dinars to successful applicants in three public competitions,excluding the funds earmarked for minority language media outlets.
In Armenia, Kurmanji is recognised as a minority language, and is also spoken in Iran, Iraq, Turkey and Syria.
Kurdish holds official status in Iraq as a national language alongside Arabic, is recognized in Iran as a regional language, and in Armenia as a minority language.
The Government agreed to exempt the minority language media from privatisation in the adopted version of the Strategy in September 2011.
The Law expressly provides that national councils shall adopt a strategy of the development of information in the minority language, in accordance with the Strategy of the Republic of Serbia.
The Report also delves into the issue of minority language media, the regulative shortcomings and the ways how to successfully tackle this matter.
Hebrew(עברית) is a West Semitic language spoken by approximately 9 million native speakers in Israel, by the Jewish and Israeli communities worldwide andhas recognized minority language status in Poland.
It is recognized as a minority language in the Austrian state of Burgenland where it is spoken by 19,412 people according to official reports(2001).
It is caught in the midst of a legal confusion with regard to regulation of state ownership in minority language media, which is the result of political deals and bargaining within the ruling political elite.
This information only confirms the view that the transfer of media founding rights to the National Councils of nationalminorities is not a model that would guarantee and independent editorial policy of minority language media.
The Serbian language in Croatia is officially recognized as a minority language, however, the use of Cyrillic in bilingual signs has sparked protests and vandalism.
There are no solutions for the time being, either legal or institutional ones, which would prevent orrestrain political influence of national minority councils on minority language media outlets whose founders these councils are.
We have demanded that the media with minority language content be excluded from the privatization process, but the only thing we have achieved was the prolongation of privatization deadlines.
These funds would finance projects dedicated to the development of programming and other capacities of media, the transformation of business models, education andimprovement of professional standards, minority language content and diversity of media content in general.
Ministers of Council of Europe has noted efforts to improve the supply of minority language textbooks and teachers,as well as greater availability of minority language teaching.
The Government of Vojvodina also insisted that multilingual media ought to remain the property of local governments,explaining that"the experience of privatization has so far demonstrated that the existence of minority language media has almost in each case been jeopardized.".
Polish is the most widely used minority language in Lithuania's Vilnius County(26% of the population, according to the 2001 census results) and is found elsewhere in southeastern Lithuania.
Negative views about the national minority councils" interference in the work of minority media are also widespread among the members of minority communities who are engaged in the field of minority language public information or work in minority language media outlets.
He said that at the meeting there were words about popularizing minority language learning through the education system, establishing minority news offices in private media at the local level, as well as about supporting persons belonging to national minorities to freely express their religious affiliation.
In 2011, a working group of media and journalist associations, which prepared the Media Strategy Draft, reaffirmed the commitment that the state should not own the media and went on to propose that public enterprises, which were producing,in part or in whole, minority language content be privatised in accordance with a special programme which would ensure the continuity of this function.
The councils represent ethnic minorities in the areas of culture, education,information in the minority language and official use of the language and alphabet, participate in decision-making or decide about issues from the aforementioned areas and establish institutions, companies and other organizations to operate in these areas.
The media legislation is particularly lacking with regard to its treatment of the professional autonomy of the media enjoying the status of public enterprises and the minority language media whose founders are national minority councils and which are dependent in institutional, financial and personnel-related terms on their founders.
The right of national minority councils to be the founders and to manage minority language media, while the state is providing funding directly from the budget, was formally introduced in 2009 by the National Minority Councils Act, but such a set-up had been in place in practice since 2004 in Vojvodina as the result of a political deal within the then ruling parliamentary majority.50 Experiences with national minority councils" activities in their capacity as media founders are not encouraging.
Out of 50 surveyed members of minority groups, 40% believe that the transfer of founding andmanagement rights over minority language media to national minority councils has yielded more good than bad results, whereas 52% have taken an opposite view.
Three quarters of respondents(72%) are of the opinion that national minority councils have no instruments at their disposal whereby they could advance the operation and development of minority language media, whilst 62% hold the view that minority media have no instruments by way of which they could protect themselves from interference in editorial policy by national minority councils.