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motif économique. La proposition d'une modification de son contrat de travail pour motif économique, que le salarié est en droit de refuser, ne dispense pas l'employeur de son obligation de reclassement (CE du 12 octobre 2006 n°287.489 « Sté Sidel Filling Aseptic »). S’il s’agit d’une modification de ses conditions de travail induite par un motif économique, en principe le salarié protégé n’est pas fondé à refuser la modification de ses conditions de travail. Il en est différemment lorsque ce refus

merchandise. The prize needn’t be expensive because the main benefit of the contest for tourists is to provide an enjoyable activity while they explore the city. Sweepstakes differ from contests in that they are only drawings that anyone can enter by filling out an entry form. Sweepstakes, unlike contests, do not require the visitor to have any ability or skill. Because it is easier for customers to enter a sweepstakes, there will be more participants than with a contest. Sweepstakes also differ in that

object y if not true of one, whereas '...y...and y only' is simply false for each object y if not true of one. Hence our opposition to truth-value gaps is readily acted on: we can simply equate 'y = ( x) (...x...)' with '...y...and y only', thus filling the truthvalue gaps of 'y = ( x) (...x...)' with falsity. Now this move enables us to sweep singular descriptions away altogether. For, we saw earlier (§ 37) how to limit the occurrences of any singular terms other than variables to occurrences as

intended only the story of their injustice, impudence, and hypocrisy ; therefore, for the proceeding of the (120) war, I refer you to the history thereof written at large in English. I shall only make use of such a thread as is necessary for the filling up of such knavery, and folly also, as I shall observe in their several actions. From York the King went to Hull, where was his magazine of arms for the northern parts of England, to try if they would admit him. The Parliament had made Sir John Hotham

~-colo(u)red adj., coloré naturellement, ~-consistent adj., autocohérent, ~-cooled adj., autorefroidi, ~-defrosting adj. (instr., thermo.), à dégivrage automatique, ~-excitation adj. (électr.), à auto-excitation, ~-excited adj. (électr.), auto-excité, ~-filling adj., à remplissage automatique, ~-focusing adj. (opt.), autofocaliseur, à mise au point automatique, ~-induced adj. (électr.), auto-induit, ~-inductance adj. (électr.), à auto-inductance, ~-inductive adj. (électr.), auto-inductif, ~-inking adj.,

~-colo(u)red adj., coloré naturellement, ~-consistent adj., autocohérent, ~-cooled adj., autorefroidi, ~-defrosting adj. (instr., thermo.), à dégivrage automatique, ~-excitation adj. (électr.), à auto-excitation, ~-excited adj. (électr.), auto-excité, ~-filling adj., à remplissage automatique, ~-focusing adj. (opt.), autofocaliseur, à mise au point automatique, ~-induced adj. (électr.), auto-induit, ~-inductance adj. (électr.), à auto-inductance, ~-inductive adj. (électr.), auto-inductif, ~-inking adj.,

little older, ...”(l. 28); “There wasn’t a blemish on his body.” (l. 30); “His skin was just like a baby’s.” (l. 32) Billy: “You have the most beautiful teeth ...” (l. 24); “They’re not as good as they look, ...” (l. 26); “They’ve got simply masses of fillings in them at the back.” (l. 26-27) The three men are quite young. They look tall and they are probably handsome. “He was still puzzling his head about the two names.” (l. 13) “He was positive now that he had seen them in the newspapers – in the headlines

data can be held until processed. No attempt is made to actually slow down the rate of the sender of the data. Congestion avoidance is the second method of flow control covered here. The computer receiving the data will notice that its buffers are filling. This causes a PDU or field in a header to be sent toward the sender, signaling the sender to stop transmitting. Figure 3-9 shows an example. 92 Chapter 3: Understanding the OSI Reference Model Figure 3-9 Congestion Avoidance Flow Control

their marks, (being) the traces of their prostration. This is their similitude in the Taurat; and their similitude in the Gospel is: like a seed which sends forth its blade, then makes it strong; it then becomes thick, and it stands on its own stem, (filling) the sowers with wonder and delight. As a result, it fills the Unbelievers with rage at them. Allah has promised those among them who believe and do righteous deeds forgiveness, and a great Reward. Surah 49. The Private Apartments, The Inner Apartments