Examples of using All language communities in English and their translations into Hungarian
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All language communities have equal rights.
Stresses that equal and equivalent teaching conditions for children of all language communities in the European Schools must be guaranteed;
All language communities have the right to full development within their own cultural sphere.
This Declaration is based on the principle that the rights of all language communities are equal and independent of the legal or political status of their languages as official, regional or minority languages.
All language communities have the right to establish, preserve and revise autochthonous place names.
The 24th article of UNESCO's UniversalDeclaration of Linguistic Rights states that“all language communities have the right to decide to what extent their language is to be present, as a vehicular language and as an object of study, at all levels of education within their territory: preschool, primary, secondary, technical and vocational, university, and adult education.”.
All language communities are entitled to the official use of their language within their territory.
All language communities have the right to refer to themselves by the name used in their own language. .
All language communities have the right to use, maintain and foster their language in all forms of cultural expression.
All language communities have the right to preserve and use their own system of proper names in all spheres and on all occasions.
All language communities have the right to establish the use of their language in all socioeconomic activities within their territory.
All language communities are entitled to have at their disposal whatever means are necessary to ensure the transmission and continuity of their language. .
All language communities must be able to exercise this right to the full without any community's space being subjected to hegemonic occupation by a foreign culture.
All language communities have the right to organize and manage their own resources so as to ensure the use of their language in all functions within society.
All language communities have the right to codify, standardize, preserve, develop and promote their linguistic system, without induced or forced interference.
All language communities are entitled to have at their disposal whatever means of translation into and from other languages are needed to guarantee the exercise of the rights contained in this Declaration.
All language communities have the right to preserve their linguistic and cultural heritage, including its material manifestations, such as collections of documents, works of art and architecture, historic buildings and inscriptions in their own language. .
All language communities are entitled to access to intercultural programmes, through the dissemination of adequate information, and to support for activities such as teaching the language to foreigners, translation, dubbing, post-synchronization and subtitling.
All language communities have the right for documents authenticated by notaries public or certified by other authorized public servants to be drawn up in the language proper to the territory where the notary or other authorized public servant performs his/her functions.
All language communities have the right for legal and administrative acts, public and private documents and records in public registers which are drawn up in the language of the territory to be valid and effective and no one can allege ignorance of this language. .
All language communities are entitled to an education which will enable their members to acquire knowledge of any languages related to their own cultural tradition, such as literary or sacred languages which were formerly habitual languages of the community. .
All language communities are entitled to an education which will enable their members to acquire a full command of their own language, including the different abilities relating to all the usual spheres of use, as well as the most extensive possible command of any other language they may wish to know.
All language communities have the right to decide the extent to which their language is be present in the communications media in their territory, whether local and traditional media, those with a wider scope, or those using more advanced technology, regardless of the method of dissemination or transmission employed.
All language communities have the right for the language proper to the territory to occupy a pre-eminent position in cultural events and services(libraries, videothèques, cinemas, theatres, museums, archives, folklore, cultural industries, and all other manifestations of cultural life).
All language communities are entitled to an education which will enable their members to acquire a thorough knowledge of their cultural heritage(history, geography, literature, and other manifestations of their own culture), as well as the most extensive possible knowledge of any other culture they may wish to know.
All language communities have the right to decide to what extent their language is to be present, as a vehicular language and as an object of study, at all levels of education within their territory: preschool, primary, secondary, technical and vocational, university, and adult education.
All language communities are entitled to an education which will enable their members to acquire a thorough knowledge of their cultural heritage(history, geography, literature, and other manifestations of their own culture), as well as the most extensive possible knowledge of any other culture they may wish to know.
All language communities have the right to receive, through the communications media, a thorough knowledge of their cultural heritage(history, geography, literature and other manifestations of their own culture), as well as the greatest possible amount of information about any other culture their members may wish to know.
Europe needs a strategy to remove language barriers, enabling EU businesses and people,and providing equal digital opportunities for all EU language communities.
To address the situation, the letter states:“Europe needs a strategy to remove language barriers, enabling EU businesses and people,and providing equal digital opportunities for all EU language communities.”.