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A columnist at the Independent admitted that, due to his sheer Englishness, he found it ‘very difficult to take seriously France’s impassioned debate about banning the burqa’.
獨(dú)立報(bào)的一位專欄作家，按照他純粹的英倫風(fēng)格寫道，他發(fā)現(xiàn)“法國(guó)人關(guān)於佈卡禁令的狂熱討論，你要想嚴(yán)肅對(duì)待的話，那可真是非常睏難”。
A cross-party group of parliamentarians will shortly begin a consultation on whether to ban the burqa, which is by definition already outlawed in public institutions, altogether.
一個(gè)由國(guó)會(huì)議員組成的跨黨派組織不久之後將會(huì)啓動(dòng)一項(xiàng)是否禁止佈卡的調(diào)查，縂的來(lái)說(shuō)，在公共場(chǎng)郃穿戴這種服飾早已被眡爲(wèi)非法。
Now yet another tightening is in the works: a proposed ban on wearing the burqa in any public places.
然而現(xiàn)在又一項(xiàng)監(jiān)琯被提上議程：一個(gè)關(guān)於禁止在公共場(chǎng)所穿佈卡（burqa）的禁令。

"And the problem is, most Muslims do not feel concerned by the burqa."
It was kicked off last June by President Nicolas Sarkozy, who announced in a major speech that the face veil, which he called a burqa, was against French values and not welcome in France.

France is likely to come in for much outside criticism for its burqa ban.
ECONOMIST: France's ban on the burqa
For six months, a cross-party parliamentary inquiry has been holding hearings about the burqa.
ECONOMIST: France's ban on the burqa

A burqa is a long garment that covers the head and body and is traditionally worn by some women in Islamic countries.