France wins battle in war on English language

In France’s efforts to resist the creep of the English language, score a small win for French.

Tue, 11 Jan, 2005 - 15:50

In France’s efforts to resist the creep of the English language, score a small win for French.

A Versailles court ruled today that a local subsidiary of US company General Electric must by law provide staff with French translations of essential work documents.

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