Examples of using Lesser-used in English and their translations into Danish
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Subject: Lesser-used languages in Europe.
This statement is thoroughly valid for lesser-used languages.
Regional and lesser-used European languages.
Subject: The listing prepared by the European Office for Lesser-Used Languages.
Regional and lesser-used languages of the European Union.
I am very much in favour of supporting multilingualism and,in particular, the lesser-used languages.
Mr President, lesser-used European languages is correct.
But we must do all we can to safeguard the regional and lesser-used languages of the European Union.
Mr President, forgive me but, initially, in the meetings aimedat reaching a consensus, the title we agreed on was'regional and lesser-used.
Colleagues, the proposal now is"regional and lesser-used languages in the European Union.
Mr President, I am pleased to see that you have changed the title of this debate:it is about regional and lesser-used languages.
This is the first time in eight years that lesser-used languages have been discussed in this House.
For me, it is in a special category, butlegally it has a status that is rather different to some of the other lesser-used languages.
We also want to see earmarking money for lesser-used languages within relevant existing programmes.
I do not know why some Groups are resisting this andnot supporting the 40 million people within the EU who speak lesser-used languages.
It should be a resolution on regional and lesser-used languages and I hope that this will be corrected.
We are asking for a programme to follow up the European Year of Languages where we would also hope to see earmarking for lesser-used languages.
Maybe it should have been made for the other lesser-used languages that have been mentioned here.
The lesser-used languages- whether we are talking about the language of Ulster or, for example, the Cornish language- are a matter which has concerned the Union.
Mr Joan i Marí,I recently met with the European Bureau for Lesser-Used Languages EBLUL.
The lesser-used languages of Europe are as important, if not more so, than those which are widely spoken because we must support and strengthen them.
I want the original version with'European' in between- regional and lesser-used European languages.
The European Bureau for Lesser-Used Languages(EBLUL) has been a partner, offering opportunities for other activities within the framework of the new programme.
This involved not only the major languages,but also lesser-used regional and minority languages.
The Commission gave its support to 80 projects for promoting andsafeguarding regional and minority languages, and for the activities of the European Bureau for Lesser-used Languages.
There is a connection between that and the threat to the lesser-used languages of Europe and to the future of multilingual European culture.
This would formalise the procedure which already exists for example in the structural funds where structural funds are used to prop up lesser-used languages in some areas.
Let us work together to ensure that regional and lesser-used languages are here to stay and remain part of the culturally diverse Europe of the future.
Mr President, I would like to draw your attention to the fact that the European Bureau for Lesser-Used Languages is running short of funds.
As a person who has always encouraged the promotion and safeguarding of lesser-used regional languages, I am pleased that this has been included in the report as a proposed amendment to Article 151 of the Treaty.