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qualifications of employees under the double effect of a structural transformation of jobs and a democratization of education. This was done at the risk of a devaluation of diplomas or downgrade. II. CHALLENGING THE ORGANIZATION OF WORK 5. Flexible working time Several Member States stressed the need to ensure that the introduction of greater flexibility does not come at the expense of safety. Everywhere a balance is sought between the development of flexible modes of production and working times and

respect to all European currencies (European Commission 2010). 4.2 4.3 The problems of this system. The euro area is not an optimal currency area, in other words the costs of the single currency outweigh the benefits. The degree of mobility, the government intervention and the degree of economic convergence are too weak between those countries to make the single currency functional and successful. (Pettinger 2010). The countries constituting the euro area are economically diverse;

Jim déclara: "Il est évident que depuis lors j'ai le plus grand respect pour toutes les patrouilles de police qui font un boulot difficile." 5. ORIGINAL SIGNS In the North of England there used to be as sign saying “Please don’t throw stones at this notice”. In the state of Texas, USA, on Highway 281 from Brownsville to San Antonio, there is a sign which reads: “Cemetery – Drive carefully”. DES PANNEAUX ORIGINAUX.Dans le nord de l'Angleterre il y avait un panneau disant: "Prière de ne pas

exchange of money, has unexpected hidden effects in legislation (II). These dual regimes (antitrust law regulation and “legal tender” provisions in private and public law) of the regulation of the exchange of money seem to ignore one each other and at the same time reflect the ongoing debate about what belongs to the “public” and “private”. Such movements require a historical perspective to show their variations. My preliminary research on the history of the concept of legal tender (through

l’Iphone L'Iphone apparaît pour la première fois  le 9 Janvier 2007, sous forme de projet, par le directeur d'Apple, Steve Jobs. 6 mois plus tard, le 29 Juin 2007, l'Iphone est mis en vente dans les Apple Store américains et les magasins de l'opérateur AT&T, qui fut le seul opérateur possible à ce moment là. Puis, le 9 Novembre 2007, l'Iphone première génération fait une douce entrée en Europe par le Royaume-Uni et l'Allemagne. Puis vint, le 28 Novembre, soit quelques jours après sont entrée en

|Around 1880: In the USA, a "bull-dose" was a large and efficient dose of any sort of medicine or punishment. 'Bull-dosing' | | |meant a severe whipping or coercion, or other intimidation such as at gunpoint. | | |1886: "bulldozer" meant a large-caliber pistol and the person who wielded it. | |

customs duties. If goods produced in third countries are imported into any Member States, they are subject to the payment of the common customs duties. Article 25 EC prohibits customs duties on goods crossing an internal frontier but tariffs are permitted at the EU’s external frontiers. This is a distinction between the internal and external dimensions of the Customs Union. The third is the free movement of goods from a third country. Once goods are legally imported into a Member State, after paying the

French foreign policy. France supports the establishment of new companies, for example the Toyota plant in Valenciennes set up in 1998, Toyota achieved low taxes and subsidies. Currency : euro GDP (gross domestic product) : $2.867 trillion France ranked at the 5th position on GDP‟s list Inflation : -0,2% Exportations : 601 $ (2008) Importations : 692 $ (2008) Product : engines & travel engines, aeronautic, plastic products, chemical products, pharmaceutical products, iron & steel, drinks, machines, capital

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onself a bright future. Over decades, millions of teenagers understood the idea and were smart enough to enroll in a university after high school. China, Japan, North America and Europe shelter the largest tank of universities, giving opportuny of mobility to those students who are willing to cross the oceans for the chance to get in the most coveted Universities. The popular Shangai Academic Ranking of World Universities published in 2010, confirms that the anglo-saxons are still the most prestigious