Примеры использования Gibraltarians на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Spain would be receiving the United Kingdom's rejection, which all Gibraltarians welcomed.
English is the official language but most Gibraltarians are fluent in English and Spanish.
asked the representative of Gibraltar whether the Gibraltarians had really declined to participate in the Brussels Process.
harassment were only strengthening the conviction of Gibraltarians.
Spain's position was supported by Latin American countries but was rejected by Britain and the Gibraltarians themselves, who vigorously asserted their right to self-determination.
said that the Spanish Government's propaganda campaign against Gibraltar was a politically motivated attempt to coerce Gibraltarians into giving up their sovereignty.
should recognize that Gibraltarians had an inalienable right to self-determination.
There was scant likelihood that Spain would change its attitude if it was prepared merely to hear the Gibraltarians without listening to them and acceding to their request.
He wondered how any person could doubt that the rights of the Gibraltarians must be paramount in determining the future of the Territory.
In 2006, 497 Gibraltarians were pursuing higher education studies in the United Kingdom, funded by the territorial Government, which covers the cost of university and college tuition fees.
He went on to reject Spain's use of the principle of territorial integrity in order to deny Gibraltarians their right to self-determination.
made a statement in which he called upon Gibraltarians to create a national salvation front.
In 2005, 497 Gibraltarians were reportedly pursuing higher education studies in the United Kingdom.
Spain in the form of a reference to the aspirations of the Gibraltarians, reads as follows.
that is, both the Gibraltarians and the people of the Campo.
of whom just over 20,000 are native Gibraltarians.
Trilateral talks should be set up in which Gibraltarians would have their own voice alongside that of their partners.
gave Gibraltarians the right of veto over any change in sovereignty as well as a significant degree of self-government.
those who have been hurt most by it are the Gibraltarians.
The obstacle to such dialogue was the fact that Spain had persisted in its refusal to recognize that Gibraltarians required and were entitled to full participation in all dialogue about matters that affected their interests.