erial includes Spanish. We have two Spanish nation-wide broadcast
TV networks.
Best regards,
Rich
*From:* Andrew Wood
*Sent:* Friday, March 8, 2019 2:13 AM
*To:* EMC-PSTC@LISTSERV.IEEE.ORG
*Subject:* Re: [PSES] Brexit and impact on official languages
Other national authorities can chose to a
] Brexit and impact on official languages
Other national authorities can chose to accept English if they wish, but to
answer your specific question the following countries have English as an
official language (according to ATEX Blue guide – other Directives are
available 😉 ). There are CURRENTLY 28
Other national authorities can chose to accept English if they wish, but to
answer your specific question the following countries have English as an
official language (according to ATEX Blue guide – other Directives are
available 😉 ). There are CURRENTLY 28 EU member States and 24 official EU
l
I edit IEC documents; I very rarely edit CENELEC documents except via
comments submitted through BSI. That won't change after Brexit; at least
no change is intended. But the volume of editorial correction needed is
such that for many years I have been urging others to share the burden
and it is
Doug et al, A sigh of relief knowing that Ireland will champion the
English language within the EU, unless the Francophiles push to return French
to its former prominence in official communication. However, Ireland may not
continue to pursue the virginity of the English language withi
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