Traduction de «Pulvérisateur de grande culture » (Français → Anglais) :

When we talk about Quebec culture, and again my colleague from Saint-Bruno—Saint-Hubert can attest to this, we are constantly told that Quebec culture is a regional culture of the broader Canadian culture.

At present, however, support from EU assistance programmes for cultural activities flows virtually exclusively to 'high arts' projects. Theatres, museums and concerts receive contributions, while associations devoted to preserving popular culture are losing out. This is happening despite the fact that such associations not only are long-established protectors of important aspects of European culture, but are also organised on a transnational basis, for the most part, and their annual events are very popular.

At present, however, support from EU assistance programmes for cultural activities flows virtually exclusively to 'high arts' projects. Theatres, museums and concerts receive contributions, while associations devoted to preserving popular culture are losing out. This is happening despite the fact that such associations not only are long-established protectors of important aspects of European culture, but are also organised on a transnational basis, for the most part, and their annual events are very popular.

We live in the continent of the three great cultures and religions – the Christian, the Jewish and the Islamic, and we have fellow citizens who come from one of the world’s other great cultures and who are adherents of the world’s other religions.

The amount of time required for the implementation of this resolution is incompatible with the seriousness of the situation in which the beekeeping sector finds itself. This problem is largely due to a catastrophic mortality rate caused by two systemic pesticides — imidaclopride and fipronil — which are used to coat the seeds of arable crops and which (as proven by the French National Agricultural Research Institute of Avignon-Montfavet (INRA) and the analyses carried out by the French National Scientific Research Centre in Orléans (CNRS) showing the presence at toxic levels of imidaclopride in maize and sunflower pollens) are harmful no ...[+++]t only to the crops treated, but also to future crops since the active substances remain in crop residues buried in the soil, and subsequently in the humus.