Slovenian Sentence Examples

Auersperg (Anastasius Griin) entered the diet of Carniola carrying the whole of the Slovenian literature under his arm, as evidence that the Slovenian language could not well be substituted for German as a medium of higher education.

In consequence of a motion by the Slovene members of the Reichsrath and a resolution of the diet of Carniola, the government also declared Slovenian to be a recognized language for the whole of Carniola, for the district of Cilli in Styria, and for the Slovene and mixed districts in the south of Carinthia, and determined that in Laibach a Slovene gymnasium should be maintained as well as the German one.

The government, however, in 1880 declared Slovenian a customary language, so that provision had to be made in public offices and law courts for dealing with business in Slovenian.

The Slovenes had asked that in the gymnasium at Cilli classes in which instruction was given in Slovenian should be formed parallel to the German classes.

Laibach is the principal centre of the national Slovenian movement, and it contains a Slovene theatre and several societies for the promotion of science and literature in the native tongue.

The Slovenian language is in general official use, and the municipal administration is purely Slovenian.

The Slovenian Forest Service first reported damage to hop hornbeam in 1997.

However, the Slovenian eventually relegated Hawkins to fourth with a clever cut-back pass on the rear straight of the fourth lap.

Some upmarket ski operators have a number of exclusive luxury ski chalets available to lease in most the Slovenian skiing villages.

The perithecial stromata and pure cultures were deposited in the Herbarium of the Slovenian Forestry institute with accession nos.

A fixed exchange rate between the euro and the Slovenian tolar is expected to be set in July.

This month, Slovenian appliance manufacturer Gorenje is adding a stylish wine cooler to its ever-growing UK range.

Of late years attempts have been made to turn the Slovenian national movement into this direction, and to attract the Slovenes also towards the Orthodox non-Austrian Slays.

The law of 1867 required that the education in the elementary schools in the Slav districts should be given in Czech or Slovenian, as the case might be.