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designed form of those documents enabled easy and direct flow of exact information within and the company. Each employee knew which information was required, which data should be given and all the employees followed the guidelines. They knew that not filling in an appropriate gap made the whole procedure stopped and the process had to be repeated. Such obedience was in interest of both sides, sender and receiver of the information. Regarding signatures on the documents NCC Polska Spółka z o.o. applied

was Lord Denning o His attitude towards statutory interpretation is shown when he said in the case:  Magor and St Mellons v Newport Corporation (1950) ‘We sit here to find out the intention of Parliament and carry it out, and we do this better by filling in the gaps and making sense of the enactment than by opening it up to destructive analysis’ However his attitude was criticised by judges in the HL when they heard the appeal in the case Lord Simonds called Lord Denning’s approach: o ‘a naked usurpation

possible that this review will bring greater investment to these alternatives and speed up their development. The dilemma that nuclear power generation presents for environmentalists is that it is arguably the only technology currently capable of filling an emerging energy gap without contributing to climate change. If this is correct then the choice for environmentalists is a stark one. They must either reject the nuclear option now and risk further increases in greenhouse emissions or accept it’s

management committee with a recommendation to close the plant," he says. I sit there speechless. This is definitely worse than anything I expected to hear this morning. And, yet, it's not really that surprising. I glance out the window. The parking lot is filling with the cars of the people coming to work first shift. When I look back, Peach has stood up and is coming around the desk. He sits down in the chair next to me and leans forward. Now comes the reassurance, the pep talk. "Al, I know that the situation

have two forms. “Hey, why don’t you come out to the house, too?” I suggested. “You could turn into a wolf, right, since you’re a pure shifter? And then you’d blend right in.” Sam leaned back in his old swivel chair, glad to have an excuse to stop filling in forms. Sam, who is thirty, is three years older than me. “I’ve been dating someone in the pack, so it might be fun,” he said, considering the idea. But he shook his head after a moment. “That would be like going to an NAACP meeting in blackface

pressure-sensing cell. A capacitor consists of two metal plates or conductors that are separated by an insulating material called a dielectric. In a capacitance-type pressure sensor, a differential pressure is applied to a diaphragm. This in turn causes a filling fluid to move between the isolating diaphragm and a sensing diaphragm. As a result, the sensing diaphragm moves toward one of the capacitor plates and away from the other, thus changing the capacitance of the device. Since capacitance is directly

population age structures. In principle, Barro and Lee’s procedure should be superior to Kyriacou’s because it makes use of more information and does not rely on such strong implicit assumptions. In addition, these authors also choose their method for filling in missing observations on the basis of an accuracy test based on a sample of 30 countries for which relatively complete census data are available. 12. The second group of papers (Louat et al. and Nehru et al.) uses only enrolment data to construct

than the buyer's immediate needs. The requisition, properly countersigned by the purchase approval agent, is forwarded to the contractor. There is no need for multiple copies of a requisition as is the case with most purchasing procedures. Order Filling by Vendor: The systems contract vendor assigns a number to a requisition when it is received. The numbers are consecutive under each contract, and this numbering system permits much better control than the usual numbering sequence in which all vendor's

confine le concept aux seules rumeurs nées d’un événement et fait fi de tous les autres cas de figure où, justement, on considère la rumeur comme n’ayant à l’origine aucun d’événement spécifique. Que faire dans ces cas-là des mécanismes de "self full-filling prophecy"41 ? Ou des constats tels que celui de Rouquette lorsqu’il dit "…dans tous les autres cas, c’est la rumeur elle-même qui crée l’actualité ;" 42 ? Ou encore, lorsque Kapferer explique que le vieux dicton "Il n’y a pas de fumée sans feu" ne

panser une plaie to operate (on sb) operer (qqn) to Injure oneself se blesser At the dentist's '3 m a mmn une rage de dents une carie une roulette un plombage un appareil dentaire une couronne un dentier toothache [u:] a cavity [re] a drill a filling [I] braces [el] a crown dentures [e] To be taken ill To go to the doctor~ / to the dentist~ How do you feel? I'm not feeling well. =Ifeel out of sorts. Ifeel dizzy =giddy. Ifeel sick. It hurts. / It smarts. I'm sore all over. To run a fever =