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persons. The amount of the share capital is freely fixed by the associates in accordance with the size of the activity, and the financial requirements of the society. The contributions can be realized in currency or in cash or in any kind. The cash contributions must be liberated at least in a fifth part of the total amount at the moment of the society. And the rest of the totality has to be liberated obligatorily in 5 years. The capital can be a variable. It has to be included without interruption between

of the Peace : juge de paix                 Land Registry : conservation des hypothèques ; cadastre (20)         law graduate : diplômé de droit                 Law Officer of the Crown : Conseiller juridique de la Couronne                 Law Society : Ordre des Notaires et Conseils Juridiques                 lawyer : juriste ; avocat                 legal department : service juridique                 legal executive : conseil juridique                 legal practioner : praticien du droit

identify and develop an area for further research. The Rise of Web Services Web services are predicated upon the development and proliferation of Web 2.0 (Schneckenberg 2009), such that the advent of Web 2.0 has transformed the manner in which society engage with the services provided over the Internet (Schneckenberg 2009). Web 2.0 has become the ‘buzz word’ of Internet based development (Shuen 2008) and encompasses applications which have today become part of our daily lives such as social networking

Beside = next to = near = à côté de … Through, across = à travers Toward = vers Employee = staff = le personnel Personal = c’est personnel (privé) Floor = étage (quand on est présent à l’étage) Storey (US) = Story (UK) = étage A 20 storey building / i am going in a 4 storey To assess = evaluer To boycott = to ostracise To spy on someone = espionner une personne Invigilator = surveillant / to invigilate A merger / to merge = une fusion/ fusionner To involve = impliquer His involvement

scholars of culture would agree on the following characteristics of culture: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Learned. Culture is not inherited or biologically based; it is acquired by learning and experience. Shared. People as members of a group, organization, or society share culture; it is not specific to single individuals. Transgenerational. Culture is cumulative, passed down from one generation to the next. Symbolic. Culture is based on the human capacity to symbolize or use one thing to represent another. Patterned

journey, this time with the Gardiners, who are relatives of the Bennets. The trip takes her to the North and eventually to the neighborhood of Pemberley, Darcy’s estate. She visits Pemberley, after making sure that Darcy is away, and delights in the building and grounds, while hearing from Darcy’s servants that he is a wonderful, generous master. Suddenly, Darcy arrives and behaves cordially toward her. Making no mention of his proposal, he entertains the Gardiners and invites Elizabeth to meet his sister

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other demands which, in affluent societies, grow in importance. The land it farms forms a backcloth to a growing tourist activity. It provides habitat in which plant and animal species of no particular value as food become increasingly significant as society demands more ‘environmental goods’. Often it has to compete for road space with incomers whose work and social life lies outside the community in which they live. The houses farm workers once occupied are priced beyond their means by ‘new money’ earned

International TASK FORCE ON BuSINESS SCHOOLS ANd INNOvATION Chair Robert S. Sullivan Dean and Stanley and Pauline Foster Endowed Chair Rady School of Management University of California, San Diego Members Debra J. Cohen Chief Knowledge Officer Society for Human Resource Management Daniel R. LeClair Vice President and Chief Knowledge Officer AACSB International Scott S. Cowen President Tulane University Linda A. Livingstone Dean Graziadio School of Business and Management Pepperdine

measures laid down in the PL are for example: the legal right of transfering the pension rights in the event of a change from one employer to another; indexation rights applied to pensioners must also be applie to early leavers , participants who are building up a survivor’s pension are entitled to exchange this position on the retirement date for a higher or earlier old age pension. The PL also lays down the institutional framework of a pension scheme: conditions concerning statute and rules, the constitution