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Documentation abondante, incluant l'iconographie. Des confusions fâcheuses : l'auteur prend pour des sportives des donatrices d'huile ou des propriétaires d'écurie. [ 99 ARTHUR (Marylin B.), « Early Greece the origins of the western attitude toward women », Arethusa 6, 1973, p. 7-58 (Repris dans Women in the ancient world: the Arethusa Papers, J. PERADOTTO and J.P. SULLIVAN ed., 1984, p. 7-58). 07G masculin/féminin. [ 100 ARTHUR (Marylin B.), « Review Essay-Classics », Signs 2, 1976, p

organisations, les industries et les sociétés. La coopération des subordonnées est essentielle au fonctionnement des organisations parce que les mécanismes de régulation n'arrivent jamais à tout contrôler. (3) L'efficacité et l'efficience: «the drive towards efficiency and effectiveness» (Tsoukas, 1994, p.298); les gestionnaires doivent utiliser les ressources qu'ils gèrent de façon à créer de la valeur (surtout dans un contexte de compétition mondiale et de rareté de ressources); en outre, les produits

désigner une tranche d’âge au moyen d’une expression générale. Voici quelques termes usuels et leur signification : ߜ Infant (in-fent) (Nouveau-né) ߜ Baby (béï-bi) (Bébé de 1 à 2 ans) ߜ Toddler (to-dle [UK], tâ-dle [US]) (Bébé commençant à marcher) ߜ Child (tchaïld) (Enfant de 2 à 12 ans) ߜ Adolescent (a-de-lè-s’nt) (De 12 à 14 ans) ߜ Teenager (tiin’-éï-djee) (De 13 à 19 ans) ߜ Young adult (iaegn e-daelt [UK], iegn e-delt [US]) (Une personne de plus de 20 ans) ߜ Adult (a-daelt [UK], a-delt [US]) (Une

l'apprentissage organisationnel dans les influences familiales et Žducatives qui fa•onnent les individus sur un mod•le en opposition avec les impŽratifs d'un vŽritable apprentissage: questionnement, ouverture ˆ la nouveautŽ et expŽrimentation: ÇThe child is taught, sometimes in very harsh ways, not to share information or collaborate in the aquisition of knowledge. Our educational system is organized primarily around the memorization of information and the ability to produce that information upon demand

French−english (dictionnaire) Adapted from : http://www.freedict.com/dictionary/index.html French−english Dictionary 2 French−english (dictionnaire) French−english Dictionary 3 French−english (dictionnaire) à : to, toward, towards à−propos : relevance à califourchon : astride à droite : right, right, to the right à la hussarde : brusque à la maison : at home à long terme : long term à perpétuité : lifelong à plaisir : unfounded, unfound, unprovoked, groundless à poil :

are also excluded. (28) Employment and occupation are key elements in guaranteeing equal opportunities for all and contribute to integration in society. In this context, sheltered workshops and sheltered employment programmes contribute efficiently towards the integration or reintegration of people with disabilities in the labour market. However, such workshops might not be able to obtain contracts under normal conditions of competition. Consequently, it is appropriate to provide that Member States

heart and circulation problems. So there will soon be check-ups on offer to monitor for heart disease, strokes, diabetes and kidney disease - conditions which affect the lives of 6.2 million people, cause 200,000 deaths each year and account for a fifth of all hospital admissions. And we will extend the availability of diagnostic procedures in the GP surgery --- making blood tests, ECGs and in some cases ultrasounds available and on offer not only when you are acutely unwell or if you can pay, but

encouraging local residents to have a more positive view of the idea of developing a tourist industry. Once the marketing plan is implemented, this more positive perception of their community as a tourist destination can lead to a more welcoming attitude toward visitors. Beach + Arts = San Diego What do you do when your city has two conflicting images: one as a city of beach bums and the other as a city for cultural aficionados? San Diego decided to promote a combined image of having both the beach and

2003, 16 : 8-11 SUISSA AJ. Le jeu compulsif : vérités et mensonges. Montréal, Fides, 2005 TONEATTO T. Untreated recovery from problem gambling. Congrès du RGCO (Responsable Gambling Council Ontario), Niagara Falls, Ontario, 2000 TREMBLAY A. Towards a social map of gambling: A historical approach to the relationship between gambling, the State and society. Society and Leisure 2003a, 26 : 503-531 TREMBLAY P. Finances publiques et jeux de hasard et d’argent : enseignement de l’histoire et considérations

will provide enough information to make it possible to call you in for an interview and get to know you in depth. If you realize the utmost importance of providing the information they need to make an informed choice, you will have gone a long way towards writing a CV that does good for you and the recruiting company! © Éditions d’Organisation 21 Your CV in English NOT KNOWING WHAT TO PUT IN THE CV This goes hand in hand in understanding what it is for, but even when you do understand