Eksempler på brug af Lesser-used på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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at reaching a consensus, the title we agreed on was'regional and lesser-used.
safeguarding regional and minority languages, and for the activities of the European Bureau for Lesser-used Languages.
academic books and books in lesser-used languages are in this category.
I recently met with the European Bureau for Lesser-Used Languages EBLUL.
but also lesser-used regional and minority languages.
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 Commission can present a programme specifically on lesser-used languages which I know the Commission has already.
As a person who has always encouraged the promotion and safeguarding of lesser-used regional languages,
it included many projects for Europe's regional and lesser-used languages, contrary to the expectations of many of us.
is regional and lesser-used languages. That is what is used throughout the document.
I would also note that the European Bureau for Regional and Lesser-Used Languages which is based in Dublin and which has as its aim the preservation and promotion of the lesser-used and indigenous languages of the European Union is part-funded by the Commission.
Ultimately, this would help to raise the profile of lesser-used languages and also to preserve Europe's cultural diversity, a basic prerequisite
my language would simply not be included since it is not'lesser-used', but regional.
as well as to the activities of the European Bureau for Lesser-Used Languages.
Likewise the European Bureau for Lesser-Used Languages and Mercator have both played,
Many of the amendments call for special attention to be paid to the lesser-used languages and for examination of the possibility of seeking synergies with other social programmes such as the ARIANE programme.
that Dublin will host an important conference on 24 November, entitled'The Legacy of the European Bureau for Lesser-Used Languages and the Future of Lesser-Used Languages in the EU.
Has the Council examined the role and status of lesser-used languages in the context of enlarge ment and what are the implications for EU cultural policy in the future in terms of preserving and fostering lesser-used languages?
the European Bureau for Lesser-Used Languages(EBLUL), which is organised as a network of national committees working in the Member States,
all the other aspects of the lesser-used languages.