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(CMIE, 2004). The concomitant decrease in import duties of goods, has paved the way for entry of companies among others, from Germany, France, US, Korea, Japan, and China. The main strategies of these companies have included strategic alliances with domestic Indian companies to provide Indian consumers greater variety with regard to foreign branded goods. Thus, foreign companies like Hyundai (S. Korea), Daewoo (S. Korea), General Motors (US), Ford (US), are prevalent in the Indian car market, while TV

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they had left Winchester. e) Massachusetts is the State where Amit was born and brought up. 4) We learn that his parents are of Indian origin, his father is an ophthalmologist. His parents are well-off people, since they have a flat with many domestics. 5) Because of his job as an ophthalmologist, Amit’s father was invited throughout the world so as to teach in hospitals. That caused the family to move a lot and settle in various places in the whole world. 6) Firstly, he was the only student

essentially capitalist development model, despite continued Communist Party rule and a state sector that still employs around 18 percent of the labor force. India began turning away from a milder version of socialism in the early 1990s, though Indian domestic politics still contains strong doses of anticapitalist rhetoric. If there is anything to the “Asian miracle,” it is that several governments, benefiting from Japan’s early experience and from each other’s experiences since the 1960s, have been able

upgrade : mettre à niveau, améliorer; faire une mise à jour;passer sous. To update : mettre à jour. Wallpaper : fond d'écran. ECONOMICS economics: les sciences économiques. Economy : l'économie (d'un pays). Cf: the French economy. GDP= Gross domestic product: Produit national brut (PNB). A slump: une dépression: baisse soudaine; a downturn/ downswing:une phase descendante; an upturn: une phase ascendante. A rebound: un rebond. Cf: to bounce back : rebondir. Bouncy : dynamique. Cf: the bounciness

UNIT 1 - an event : | une manifestation, un événement | - a worry (count.) : | un souci | - charity work : | le travail humanitaire | - nursing : | Soins prodigués par un infirmier-ère | - a builder : | un maçon, entrepreneur | - a pub owner : | un propriétaire (ou tenancier) de pub | - a new field of work : | un nouveau domaine d'activité/compétences professionnelles | - a graduate trainee : | un nouvel employé qui sort de l'université | - a degree : | un diplôme universitaire

“MANDATE AND ACTIVITIES OF THE COMMITTEE ON ECONOMIC, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS (CESCR)” “…the right to live a dignified life can never be attained unless all basic necessities of life – work, food, housing, health care, education and culture – are adequately and equitably available to everyone1” CRISTINA MEJÍA OCAMPO MASTER 2 HUMAN RIGHTS HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRES & INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION INSTITUTE DES HAUTES ETUDES EUROPÉENNES Strasbourg - 2011 1 Fact Sheet No.16 (Rev.1), CESCR

the circumstances that we do not . The situations involve all areas of daily life, sometimes they arrive by surprise. The pressure of everyday life with the inevitable tensions, uncertainties, disputes and other conflicts, family gatherings or work, changes jobs or schedules, travel, not to mention the painful changes such as separation, job loss, divorce, illness, death, assault, accident, unforeseen cortège are examples. It is thanks to stress that we are more attentive, it allows us to

Culture générale européenne Part I The European Union: A definition An association of states, which decided to work together for political and economic purposes (buts) in order to insure domestic tranquillity. 1950 – 1959 -> European Coal and Steel Community (France, Germany, Belgium, Italy, Luxembourg, The Nederlands) Treaty of Paris 1973 -> Denmark, Ireland and the United Kingdom joined ECSC 1981 -> Greece 1986 -> Spain and Portugal In 1991, political transformations in the European

rapid growth in domestic demand encourages companies to adopt new technologies faster, with less apprehension not to dampen investment and more confidence in using these technologies (Porter, The Competitive Advantage of Nations, page 94). Especially as domestic firms are gaining a comparative advantage in terms of awareness therefore if local consumers are demanding (Porter, The Competitive Advantage of Nations, page 89). In the case of Scotch whiskey market, it appears that domestic demand is still