Sentence examples for recognition of the language from inspiring English sources

The survey comes amid high-level pressure for wider recognition of the language skills of young Britons.

President Abdelaziz Bouteflika announced that Tamazight, the Berber language, would become an official language alongside Arabic after Berber leaders called for a boycott of the May election and made recognition of the language one of their demands.

Since 2005, the SFA have supported the use of Scottish Gaelic on the national team's strip in recognition of the language's revival in Scotland.

(Sikh Community informant: 9) In recognition of the language needs of the population, the BCSP offers translated materials, which are available upon request by telephoning the helpline.

The official goal of the Polish plan was to "1) create an independent Lithuania, powerful, truly democratic, connected voluntarily with Poland in a union, with as much internal autonomy as possible and 2) acceptance of the Polish minority in Lithuania as a partner in the Lithuanian government and recognition of the Polish language as equal to the Lithuanian language in Lithuania".

"We want a strong parliament alongside the president, equal rights for men and women, democracy among all the ethnic groups, and recognition of all the languages of the nation," said Habiba, a teacher from Kabul and another boycotter.

The announcement follows previous commitments, which included formal recognition of the Cornish language.

Greater official recognition of the Russian language has been a rebel demand.

Since the late 1970s, with the official recognition of the Catalan language and the granting of significant levels of regional self-government, cultural life has been revitalized, bringing with it a new awareness of the depth and variety of Catalan culture.

The Berbers, the original inhabitants of North Africa, have had tense relations with the government for decades as they press their demand for official recognition of the Berber language, Tamazight, and an end to what they say is discrimination.

Since 1980, when demonstrations in support of official recognition of the Berber language were harshly put down, Berbers in the Kabylia region commemorate each April 20 what has become known as the Berber spring.