cultivation type | cultivation approach

compliance policy

Canada Motor Vehicle Safety Act: Guidelines on Enforcement and Compliance Policy

Canada Labour Code, part II: Compliance Policy

language policy

linguistic policy

Declaration (No 30) on the use of languages in the field of the common foreign and security policy

official language agent

Language Policy Advisor

There will be a heavy emphasis on mobility grants, backed up by two horizontal actions, covering policy development, language learning and the use of new technologies; and Jean Monnet actions on European integration.

Liaising with the political groups, the Planning Unit and the Conference Interpreters Recruitment Unit on the technical feasibility of requests for interpretation or their compliance with the Code of Conduct on Multilingualism; overseeing last-minute changes to interpreting language arrangements depending on the availability of interpreting resources.

The semantics of language policy has evolved: multilingualism has been expressed in terms of the rights of citizens to use their own languages, the needs of communities to have access to high quality language learning facilities for a broad range of languages, the benefits of language skills to society, commerce and individuals and the duty of governments and European authorities to promote Europe's linguistic diversity and to ensure that educational provision covers life-long learning of languages.

13. Takes the view that a language revitalisation policy is a long-term effort that must be based on a diverse, coordinated planning of activities in various fields, in particular education (with pre-school and primary school education as a real asset, together with parents' training in the language itself), administration, media programmes (also with the possibility to set up and develop radio and television stations), the arts and in all areas of public life, implying a need for resources to be made available over the long term; takes the view that support should be provided for the drawing-up of such programmes, for exchanges of good ...[+++] practice among language communities, and for the introduction of assessment procedures;