1. For decades, Francophones and Anglophones lived in relative harmony

2. Most of the Francophones live in these two provinces.

3. Activistes féministes: Francophone Women Writers and International Human Rights

4. Carrefour francophone is Greater Sudbury’s cultural and community centre

5. The use of English at work was also fairly widespread among Francophones and allophones.

6. Francophones tend to gravitate to Radio-Canada.ca and Canoe.ca to access the various types of news.

7. Most Cameroonian asylum seekers are Anglophones fleeing oppression by a Francophone government

8. • the use of the francophone media to advertise departmental programs, services and events;

9. Djebar was a Silver Chair professor of Francophone literature at New York University.

10. 3.1 Francophone population will have access to on-line education that meets their need.

11. Bourses pour l’Afrique Francophone (BAF) En 2017 UICC a lancé un programme de Bourses pour le personnel de santé et les autres professionnels travaillant dans le domaine du cancer en Afrique francophone

12. The nearest francophone university campus is that of the Université de Moncton in Edmundston.

13. She became a professor of French and Francophone literature at Columbia University in New York City.

14. Particularly, when, in my experience, “take-out” is rarely used by Anglophones and allophones, but routinely used by francophones

15. The name "French Community" refers to Francophone Belgians, and not to French people residing in Belgium.

16. It is a French public school within sub-district 1 of the Francophone Nord-Est School District.

17. The fabric for these embroidered Boubous is cotton damask, called basin in the francophone West African countries

18. The program also operates in a number of francophone regions outside Quebec to enhance students' first language.

19. The Anglophone problem is often described as the evolution of the Anglophone’s awareness from the feeling of being marginalised, exploited and homogenised politically, economically and socially by the Francophone-dominated state and even the Francophone population in Cameroon.

20. Museum programs/gallery reflect Francophone contributions and some programs are accessible in the French language (Aboriginal Guide).

21. The village, although a francophone community of the Atlantic provinces of Canada, is generally considered part of Acadia.

22. Rue Beldamme was a backstreet of tenement buildings in Paris's eighteenth arrondissement, an area popular with immigrants from francophone Africa

23. Specifically, likely from a dialect in the Swiss/Alpine francophone region where there was once an endemic level of Cretinism.

24. It uses aid to encourage university reforms, specifically helping universities in Francophone Africa restructure their qualifications to meet international standards.

25. Compere General Soleil (Francophone) Paperback – January 1, 1982 by Jacques Stephen Alexis (Author) 4.8 out of 5 stars 15 ratings

26. The Commission scolaire des Affluents is a former francophone school district in the Canadian province of Quebec, headquartered in Repentigny

27. Rue Beldamme was a backstreet of tenement buildings in Paris's eighteenth arrondissement, an area popular with immigrants from francophone Africa

28. Rue Beldamme was a backstreet of tenement buildings in Paris's eighteenth arrondissement, an area popular with immigrants from francophone Africa

29. Rue Beldamme was a backstreet of tenement buildings in Paris's eighteenth arrondissement, an area popular with immigrants from francophone Africa

30. Rue Beldamme was a backstreet of tenement buildings in Paris’s eighteenth arrondissement, an area popular with immigrants from francophone Africa

31. Rue Beldamme was a backstreet of tenement buildings in Paris's eighteenth arrondissement, an area popular with immigrants from francophone Africa

32. In the case of Allophones, given their increasing numbers, the phenomenon of exogamy has not evolved as rapidly as Francophones and Anglophones living in a minority context.

33. Rue Beldamme was a backstreet of tenement buildings in Paris's eighteenth arrondissement, an area popular with immigrants from francophone Africa

34. Rue Beldamme was a backstreet of tenement buildings in Paris's eighteenth arrondissement, an area popular with immigrants from francophone Africa

35. Rue Beldamme was a backstreet of tenement buildings in Paris's eighteenth arrondissement, an area popular with immigrants from francophone Africa

36. Support for Great Britain during the First World War caused a major political crisis over conscription, with Francophones, mainly from Quebec, rejecting national policies.

37. The authors compared the personality characteristics of Québec Francophones (25 women, 25 men) and Anglophones (25 women, 25 men) aged 16-64 years

38. Bidonville, (French: “tin can city”) name given, especially in Francophone North Africa, to the poorest slum quarters of rapidly growing, unplanned cities

39. Abuja Guaranty Trust Bank Plc is a foremost Financial Institution with business outlays spanning Anglophone and Francophone West Africa, East Africa and Europe

40. During the wave of independence in the 1960s Anglophones in the British Southern Cameroons were asked to choose which country they wanted to belong to between Nigeria and Francophone Cameroun.

41. These include federalists, whose calls for a return to the constitutional arrangements of 1961 to 1972, which united one Francophone state and one Anglophone state in a federal system, are popular among Anglophones.

42. Personally, I think the words “Anglophone” and “francophone” are a coinage to accomodate the arrivistes from the lower classes who think it something mark of excellence and achievement.

43. We have to parler franēais avec la francophonie, parler anglais with the English speaking people, work with the allophones, work with the anglophones, work with the francophones, get our message across directly to the people of Quebec

44. In between snapping shots of volcanos, dining in Francophone bistros and unwinding by the poolside, you should be sure to set aside some time to explore Castries Quarter's colonial past

45. Bourse (Gothenburg), a former mercantile exchange in Sweden Bourse de Tunis, Tunisia Philadelphia Bourse, a former stock exchange in Pennsylvania, US Bourse des Valeurs d'Abidjan, a former stock exchange in the francophone West African countries

46. The Assailants belonged to the Front de Libération du Québec, or FLQ, a militant group that called for the independence of their Francophone province in eastern Canada

47. [In Aliae's head] I hooked up with the title ′′ Francophone d ' adoption " a podcast by @frenchalist telling us about the report to the French language as a non-mother tongue

48. After the crackdown on Anglophone teachers and lawyers in 2017, who were demonstrating against alleged discrimination and unfair working practices enforced by the Francophone central government, an armed separatist movement arose

49. "L'Affaire", as it is known in French, has come to symbolise modern injustice in the Francophone world, and it remains one of the most notable examples of a complex miscarriage of justice and antisemitism.

50. Design and Delivery The recipient selection process is rigorous and fair, and programs are generally accessible, although BFF and the Education Programs need to reach out more to the North, Francophone Aboriginal people and the Atlantic.

51. Creole in Cajun Country simply means "historically francophone African-American." It is these rural Creoles who created zydeco music and who are known for Creole cowboy culture, which includes trail rides and cowboy clubs that exist to this day.

52. The Anabase cohort is a prospective multicentric observational study conducted in France by the Fédération Francophone de Cancérologie Digestive (FFCD) that aims to collect data on management, oncological outcomes and survival of patients with anal cancer

53. Abidjan: Customer Support Manager - Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire: Gozem: Abidjan: Mobile Financial Services Solution Architect: Ericsson-Worldwide: Abidjan: Chef De La Formation / Francophone: Webb Fontaine Group FZ-LLC, Manila Branch: Abidjan: Business Development Manager - Specialty Diagnostics: Thermo Fisher Scientific: Abidjan: Project Manager

54. The title for this review is what schoolchildren in Francophone Africa -- and elsewhere in France's far-flung emmpire -- would recite until recently, the product of what the author of this book has titled France's self-imposed mission civilisatrice or "mission to Civilize."

55. A large survey conducted in Canada showed that, in Quebec, twice as many Anglophones than Francophones declared having been personally victims of discrimination, with language and accent (linguicism) being seen as the main factor accounting for such treatment relative to ethnicity, race and religion (Bourhis, Montreuil, Helly and Jantzen 2007).

56. Yamungu Alongo Boniface Byamalong (DR Congolese) is an intern-Entrepreneurship development, has served as the Technical Controller of the National Independent Electoral Commission and also served and a research and teaching assistant at Université Espoir du Congo “UEC”, Université Francophone des Grand Lacs “UFRAGL” and Institut

57. The 24th New Orleans French Film Festival, one of the longest-running foreign language festivals in the country, will showcase excellence in contemporary and classic francophone Cinema between March 23 – 31, 2021 safely outdoors at The Broadside with all films available to stream at home through our streaming platform.

58. ‘Those three Anglophone thinkers each tried to provide a theory, right or wrong, to engage and elucidate some kinds of facts about human communication.’ ‘The Gascon-Thomas Award, now in its 10th year, is always given to one francophone and one Anglophone artist in recognition of a significant contribution to Canadian theatre.’

59. Up to 8% cash back  · Research on Ambiances and atmospheres has grown significantly in recent years in a range of disciplines, including Francophone architecture and urban studies, German research related to philosophy and aesthetics, and a growing range of Anglophone research on affective atmospheres within human geography and sociology.

60. I do not understand how we can continue to acculturate immigrants if they don't know Canadian history; if they don't know about the struggles of the 19th century for responsible government; if they don't know about the original deal between the francophones and the anglophones; if they don't know about the relationship, which was a very happy one for the first two hundred years, from the 15th century to the 18th century, between the newly arriving traders and settlers and the Aboriginal peoples and then how it deteriorated.