Examples of using Working languages in English and their translations into Greek
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Official
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Computer
Since then, as more countries have become part of the EU, the number of official and working languages has increased.
Working languages of the conference will be English and German(with simultaneous translation)
Our skilled interpreters are selected based on their working languages their, language skills and their scientific background.
The high number of working languages makes it very difficult to find interpreters for all language combinations.
In practice, the consistent use of the three working languages German, English
Our skilled interpreters are selected based on their working languages their, language skills and their scientific background.
As a consequence, the number of working languages was increased to five compared to the number of working languages in London, where there were only four.
ensure the diversity and availability of all the official and working languages of the EU.
EN Official Journal of the European Union EXECUTIVE SUMMARY I. Twenty-one languages have the status of official and working languages of the European institutions.
Each enlargement of the European Union has led to an increase in the number of working languages and the complexity of demands for interpretation services.
C 284/4 EN Official Journal of the European Union EXECUTIVE SUMMARY I. Twenty-one languages have the status of official and working languages of the European institutions.
of all national languages as working languages.
by the tendency to keep the diversity of the official and working languages of the EU.
bringing to 21 the total number of official and working languages.
Applicants must have a thorough command of one of the Bank's internal working languages- French/English.
Greek citizen and his working languages are Greek,
Her working languages are English,
The complete Guide for Applicants can be obtained in all EU working languages from the World Wide Web(address on page 4).
If you're from a non-EU country, you only need to know at least one of the EU working languages(at B2 level or above).
There are currently three working languages taught at the level of translation