Examples of using Lesser-used languages in English and their translations into Swedish
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Subject: Lesser-used languages in Europe.
This statement is thoroughly valid for lesser-used languages.
The variety of regional and lesser-used languages across the continent of Europe is an integral part of our unique cultural heritage.
I recently met with the European Bureau for Lesser-Used Languages EBLUL.
The main activities of the European Bureau for Lesser-Used Languages(EBLUL) and the Mercator information and documentation centres are as follows.
which is why we support the lesser-used languages.
Maybe it should have been made for the other lesser-used languages that have been mentioned here.
I am very much in favour of supporting multilingualism and, in particular, the lesser-used languages.
We also want to see earmarking money for lesser-used languages within relevant existing programmes.
Mr President, I would like to congratulate Mr Ebner on this excellent report on regional and lesser-used languages.
Colleagues, the proposal now is"regional and lesser-used languages in the European Union.
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.
not 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.
Let us work together to ensure that regional and lesser-used languages are here to stay
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.
The lesser-used languages- whether we are talking about the language of Ulster
But we must do all we can to safeguard the regional and lesser-used languages of the European Union.
for the activities of the European Bureau for Lesser-used Languages.
In the education sector, we are pleased to be able to resolve the problems regarding lesser-used languages, and we look forward to a legal base being proposed by the Commission on this.
Lesser-used languages must be granted the funding they deserve,
The beneficiaries under Part I of the programme were the European Bureau for Lesser-used languages and the Mercator Network.
Likewise the European Bureau for Lesser-Used Languages and Mercator have both played,
Although the Council's decision does not refer specifically to regional and lesser-used languages, it does not exclude them either.
Given their particular nature, the European Bureau for Lesser-Used Languages(EBLUL) and the Mercator information and documentation network are
academic books and books in lesser-used languages are in this category.
a generous policy for the lesser-used languages, because they are part of the extraordinary cultural diversity of the European Union.
within the Council so that the Commission can present a programme specifically on lesser-used languages which I know the Commission has already.