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In executive sessions, did the auditor discuss sensitive issues candidly and professionally (e.g., his/ her views on, including any concerns about, management’s reporting processes; internal control over financial reporting (e.g., internal whistle blower policy); the quality of the company’s financial management team)? Did the audit engagement partner promptly alert the audit committee if he/she did not receive sufficient cooperation? Did the auditor ensure that the audit committee was informed of

elegance in an era when the good things in life were enjoyed. It was a time when talent was respected and a time of tolerance. The people of Paris, supported their eccentric poet, Paul Verlaine, at the end of his scandalous, dissolute life and they turned out in force for his funeral. Thousands of them thronged the elegant boulevard on that cold winter’s morning. However, as far as Paul Fort was concerned, not one of the people present came close to equalling the stature of the dead man. Georges Brassens

enhancement of shareholder value. The reference for the Company is the AFEP-MEDEF “Corporate Governance Code for Traded Companies”. This code can be consulted on the website www.codeafep-medef.com. The Board of Directors has adopted a Charter that spells out the membership, mission, operations and responsibilities of the Board. The Board of Directors has two Committees, the membership, role and missions of which are defined by internal procedural rules. The Board of Directors’ Charter and the internal rules

bactéroïde m. bacteroscopy n. (bio.), bactérioscopie f. badger n. (zoo.), blaireau m. baffle n. (acoust.), baffle m., écran m. acoustique, chicane f., ~-plate, baffle (enceinte acoustique) bain-marie n. (chim.), bain-marie m. bake out n. (chim., phys.), dégazage m. bake out (to) v. t. (chim., phys.), dégazer bakeable adj. (instr.), étuvable Bakelite n. (chim.), bakélite f. baking soda n. (chim.), hydrogéno-carbonate m. de sodium balance n., 1. bilan m., équilibrage m., équilibre m.; 2. balance f., bascule

bactéroïde m. bacteroscopy n. (bio.), bactérioscopie f. badger n. (zoo.), blaireau m. baffle n. (acoust.), baffle m., écran m. acoustique, chicane f., ~-plate, baffle (enceinte acoustique) bain-marie n. (chim.), bain-marie m. bake out n. (chim., phys.), dégazage m. bake out (to) v. t. (chim., phys.), dégazer bakeable adj. (instr.), étuvable Bakelite n. (chim.), bakélite f. baking soda n. (chim.), hydrogéno-carbonate m. de sodium balance n., 1. bilan m., équilibrage m., équilibre m.; 2. balance f., bascule

Western world in the 1950s it was understood to mean the opposite, rule by inheritors of wealth. So Young thought of a substitute: meritocracy. Actually it was the same word, with the first syllable changed from Greek to Latin. Young tried ‘meritocracy’ out on a friend of his, a philosopher named Prudence Smith, but she was horrified. To combine a Latin and a Greek root in the same word, she said, violated all the rules of good taste: it was an outrage. She was so dead set against that Young remembered

avons pu répondre à ces réticences. Françoise PATOIZEAU, épouse DESCLEVES, M1 PCPP IED Paris 8 55 4.3. Les facteurs de changement communs aux thérapies familiales, et les facteurs spécifiques Duriez (2007, p118), citant Sprenkle et Blow (2004), note que l’on recense cinq éléments communs aux différentes approches de thérapie familiale : • • • • • La conceptualisation des relations ; La psychothérapie concerne l’ensemble du système auquel appartient le patient ; L’alliance thérapeutique

à sa place dans notre corpus, et c’est sans surprise qu’on constate que sur quatre occurrences, deux dénotent la force et l’agressivité : (12) An old but mighty X, the most powerful locomotive on 3ft 6in track anywhere in the world, muscles her way out of Tayside on the Glencoe-Vryheid line. 107 (13) Looking as if it were travelling at the speed of sound, this Rio Grande X is churning its way at all of 30 mph south from Alamosa to Antonito, Colorado. (14) Five years later, things are under better

half more likely (c) to give merely an oral reprimand (d). 25. One explanation (a) for a such difference (b), suggested by a member of the audience, is that women tend (c) to resolve conflicts quickly, while men wait in the hope that (d) things will blow over. 26. When, almost half a century ago (a), some 1,900 schoolchildren (b) fell ill after to drink Snow Brand’s milk (c), a company executive confidently drank a glass of the drink (d) in front of the press to allay fears of contamination. 27. A study

virginal Martin Skowroneck, Brême, 1971, d’après Ioannes Couchet, Anvers, 1650 (collection particulière) et sur un clavecin Ioannes Ruckers, Anvers, 1612 (dépôt des musées d’Amiens au Musée de la musique). Œuvres de John Dowland, William Byrd, John Blow, Henry Purcell. Première mise en jeu de du clavecin Ruckers 1612. Enregistrement du concert et diffusion en différé sur France Musique. 234 TOTAL FORUMS 461 TOTAL COLLOQUES 194 programmes et missions _ musée _ p. 54 programmes