Sentence examples for language minister from inspiring English sources

"The imperialism of the English language must know its limits somewhere," said Louise Beaudoin, Quebec's international affairs and French language minister.

"In North America, we are only 2percentt," said Louise Beaudoin, Quebec's language minister, who won the battle for French-language Pokemon cards and Nintendo manuals.

Among the nearly one million French-speaking Canadians outside of Quebec, the conversion rate to English is about 30percentt for each generation, estimated Ms. Beaudoin, Quebec's language minister.

New legal standards for the use of Welsh by public and some private bodies have been rejected as too complicated by the language minister.

But Leighton Andrews, the Welsh language minister, said on Monday that the proposals would not provide Welsh speakers with clear rights and many were unreasonable.

Ms Holland recently wrote to the Energy Secretary, Ed Davey, protesting about the language ministers are using to suggest that Unite is trying to foment a strike, as if the tanker drivers' complaints about health and safety are something new.

Languages Minister Alasdair Allan said: "Our ambitious languages policy to provide every child in Scotland with the opportunity to learn two languages in addition to their mother tongue by 2020 underlines our commitment to supporting a future workforce in a global economy.

This is, however, the sort of pretentious bullshit language a minister for Europe can only use when speaking French.

Using robust diplomatic language, environment minister Jayanthi Natarajan challenged rich countries to ratify a second commitment period of the Kyoto protocol (KP), and pay what they had promised to developing countries before trying to negotiate a new deal.

In uncharacteristically harsh language, Foreign Minister Shlomo Ben Ami, a dove, accused the Palestinians of orchestrating the clashes "from above, in the hopes that a certain degree of violence would serve a short-term political purpose".

In surprisingly straightforward language, the ministers said that "NATO must be able to field forces that can move quickly to wherever they are needed.