High school diploma

july 2002 91 Sir Robert Smith’s Report, 20 january 2003, http//www.frc.org/uk/publications/content/acreport.pdf 92 Laura Tyson Report, january 2003, The Tyson Report on the Recruitement end Developpement of nonexecutive director, London Business School. 25 a le rapport Cadbury 1 le contenu Ce rapport demande aux non-executive directors de remplir une véritable fonction, même si ce n’est pas une fonction de gestion. Ils doivent apporter un jugement indépendant en s’appuyant sur des questions

gRAmmAR ExERCiSES Choose the correct answer. 1. Our profits have increased __________ 10% compared to last year. a) to b) from c) by d) of 2. If it rains tonight __________ to the match. a) I wouldn’t go b) I won’t go c) I couldn’t go d) I go 3. The school hasn’t _______ published the final exam results. a) yet b) always c) still d) already 4. I _________ since yesterday morning and I need to have some sleep. a) travel b) am travelling c) was travelling d) have been travelling 5. Unruly behaviour in

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firms. b. Fill in all the blanks. c. Once you have written your curriculum, you are ready to send it. d. What languages do you speak ? e. When will you receive your diploma ? f. Can you get a recommendation from the people for whom you worked ? g. I must get a birth certificate as soon as possible. h. I have requested a copy of my diploma. i. I don’t know where to write to get my birth certificate. j. I must fill out these documents and have them translated. Exercice 3. Correspondance. a. Préparez votre

translators, revisers, terminologists and legal revisers. Given the legal implications and the significant volume of that endeavour, the fifth edition of the Style Guide for the translators of the acquis communautaire into Romanian, contributes to ensuring high quality translations, both stylistically and terminologically unified. The European Institute of Romania coordinated the translation into Romanian of the acquis communautaire adopted up to 1 January 2007, when Romania became one of the EU member states

diphyodonte m. diplobiont n. (bot., zoo.), diplobionte m., diplonte m. diploblastic(al) adj. (zoo.), diploblastique diplococcus n. (pl. -cocci) (bio.), diplocoque m. diplodocus n. (paléo.), diplodocus m. diploid cell n. (bio.), cellule f. diploïde diploma n. of advanced studies, diplôme m. d’études approfondies diplotene n. (bio.), stade m. diplotène dipneumonous adj. (zoo.), dipneumone dipolar adj., dipolaire (électr., phys.), ~ moment (phys.), moment dipolaire dipole adj., n. (électr.), dipolaire

diphyodonte m. diplobiont n. (bot., zoo.), diplobionte m., diplonte m. diploblastic(al) adj. (zoo.), diploblastique diplococcus n. (pl. -cocci) (bio.), diplocoque m. diplodocus n. (paléo.), diplodocus m. diploid cell n. (bio.), cellule f. diploïde diploma n. of advanced studies, diplôme m. d’études approfondies diplotene n. (bio.), stade m. diplotène dipneumonous adj. (zoo.), dipneumone dipolar adj., dipolaire (électr., phys.), ~ moment (phys.), moment dipolaire dipole adj., n. (électr.), dipolaire

unique musicality to French poetry many would agree enthusiastically. (3) folle d'une espérance désespérée – We can only speculate why the poet, Paul Fort, felt so emotional about the dashing of his personal hopes. Perhaps he is thinking bitterly of the high hopes he had had for the Théâtre d' Art which he had founded in 1890, while he was a student at the Lycée Louis-le-Grand in Paris. His aim had been to promote the work of people in the arts, including his friend, Paul Verlaine, and Paul Gauguin. The