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not wear it, to ensure the principle of secularism in universities. The European court's argument is this: "The university is a place that makes the right of students to express their religion to the limitations of place and forms to protect the diversity of students of various faiths. Respect for religious beliefs is understood as that of religious minorities is guaranteed by the Treaty of Lausanne”. The European Court has decided no violation of Article 9 which is the guarantee of religious freedom

More respectful cultural techniques of biodiversity are so bet in place thanks to a change of behavior bound to certain results. As for example the weed which find a new role than harmful. Politics bet in place, as the Convention on biological diversity, or the CAP. The evolutions of tought are being put in place and allow a wider vision of the exchanges between agriculture and biodiversity by going to the way of each of them and notably the multifunctional agriculture.

information. (Ex Specific tests did not refer to the same way of doing because of location, equipment, skills ...) To promote content creation and updating by using very simple editing tools. To provide users of the intranet a user friendly navigation • Diversity of sources of information should not impacts on clarity and ergonomics of navigation. 2. Project Presentation The Intranet project from Nursing Department should promote information sharing by allowing each directorate and / or group to produce

influence”. Therefore, although Thompson and Tambyah approach of cosmopolitanism appears to be very attractive, its and Hannerz approach are not appearing to be in date. Their approach state that cosmopolitans will be continually looking for cultural diversity, rather than by experiences of life. Indeed, we are actually moving toward a “common global cultural orientation”, as Lewitt said in 1983. Therefore, Thompson and Tambyah’s paper has got many limitations and could be improved. These are

© The McGraw−Hill Companies, 2005 Chapter 4 THE MEANINGS AND DIMENSIONS OF CULTURE A major challenge of doing business internationally is to adapt effectively to different cultures. Such adaptation requires an understanding of cultural diversity, perceptions, stereotypes, and values. In recent years, a great deal of research has been conducted on cultural dimensions and attitudes, and the findings have proved useful in providing integrative profiles of international cultures. However, a

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been in evangelical tradition. The wide array and diversity of "images" which NT books display is stressed with the intention and result of relativizing their doctrinal import.22 For Colin Gunton, the other "sin" that has been committed is "to treat one metaphor of atonement, the legal, in isolation from the others."23 NT writers were struggling to make sense of the Cross and seized upon whatever was near at hand: hence the multiplicity. Diversity, and, above all, divergence^. What clinches the argument

business picked up, GlobShop acquired some smaller players as a means to enter additional countries. Soon, the company was organized into 10 regional business units as a decentralized set-up. However, acquisitions and expansion left considerable diversity in business processes, managerial practices, supply chain structures and systems across the company. Dan Cwik, Vice President of Retail Operations, elaborated: Our organization was very diverse in terms of business processes and practices. Different

together with the rest of the CAP. Information from evaluations and rural stakeholders indicates that the Leader approach is a tool that works well, in quite different situations and types of areas, thus adapting rural policy-making to the extreme diversity of rural areas’ needs. For these reasons, it has now become an integral part of rural development policy. By encouraging local participation in the drawing up and implementation of sustainable development strategies, the Leader approach may prove

EUROPE Do you think that there is a European identity? If so, can you describe it? Europe For Europeans: The similarities that bind them together become very clear when g p taking a step back For h F others: N E No Europeans b diversity but d of Europe Europeans value tradition and quality of life. In many European countries, family and leisure time are considered p y more important than career and financial success. Europeans display high levels of formality When formality. communicating