My Point of View

submitted in part fulfilment of the requirements of the Bachelor of Art with Honours in Marketing. DUBLIN BUSINESS SCHOOL June 2010 Acknowledgement: I would like to thank and give my grateful: To Christian Baujard, Aurélie Fuchs and Axel Didon my interviewees for their time, their help and their precious advices during the all realisation of this paper. To My relatives who always supported me in my studies in spite of the mattering costs that they engender. To my friends here in Dublin who

L’ACCUEIL UNIVERSITÉ DE TOULOUSE LE MIRAIL TAYLOR’S SCHOOL OF HOSPITALITY AND TOURISM Licence Professionnelle Hôtellerie Tourisme Option Hôtellerie Restauration/Ingénierie et Gestion des Systèmes Alimentaires Bachelor of Hospitality and Tourism Management (Hons) Hotel and Restaurant Management/ Management and Engineering of Food Systems Specialization (PRO/IGSA) PROJET TUTORÉ The French food products in Malaysia, a study of the marketing mix in food service Étude élaborée par Presented

A streetcar named desire Discuss the view that a Streetcar Named Desire is a play concerned with the conflict between the values of the old world, and the new, and that this conflict is expressed through the battle between Stanley and Blanche The play A streetcar named Desire was written by Tennessee Williams in 1947. It’s the story of a woman named Blanche who goes to New Orleans to live with her sister Stella and her brother in law Stanley. Unfortunately things get complicated and a conflict

My Antonia *Book 1, chapter* 3 Willa Cather focuses on writing fiction novels and she became famous through the success of her novels. We can suppose that this novel is autobiographical because in 1883 the Cather family moved to join Willa’s grandparents William and Caroline in Webster County, Nebraska like the main protagonist. However, My Antonia presents a distinctly American vision of modernism. Often, modernist works evoke a sense of disillusionment with modern society, a feeling of fragmentation

négative : interdiction formelle. * Shall : à la forme interrogative : suggestion. * Will : habitude systématique dans le présent ; exprime la volonté ( ex : will you come) et la certitude. * To be going to : être sur le point de … * To be about to : être sur le point de ( + proche que «to be going to » ) * To be likely to : il est probable qu’il : he is likely to … * To be to : le projet ou l’ineluctable au présent, et un devoir de l’inéluctable au passé ( ex : It was to happen )

ANALYSIS OF THE OFFER OF AREMA HYDRAULIQUE | | | | | BIZIEN Elodie | Bachelor in Management 3rd year | Année 2008/2009 | TRAINING REPORT 2nd YEAR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Before all development about this professional experience, it seems to be expedient to start this training report by some thanks for those who taught me a lot during these eight weeks and for those who made of this experience a pleasant

China in Tibet: The deafening silence of the International Community. Does China terrorize Tibet? On March, 18th 2008, an article from The New York Times raises the topic of the Chinese people’s behaviour on the so-called “self-governing” Tibetan territory. Here is a legitimate and justified issue that follows the violent repression of the Tibetan upheaval that happened in 1959. These events moved the international public opinion and triggered a controversy but the powerful states remained

personnes pensent que … First and foremost, it is important to underline … - Tout d’abord, il est important de souligner … …. is a crucial issue nowadays. - … est un problème fondamental aujourd’hui. The issue of … is now recurrent. – La question de … est récurrente de nos jours. The issue of … is worth debating. – La question de … vaut d’être débattue. It is important to consider … - Il est important de prendre en compte / de considérer … First / to begin with - Tout d’abord… 2. Faire une

to thank Ms Benita WHITE, personal assistant to Nagi HABIB, for helping me find another placement. I also wish to thank the staff of the Royal College of Music for welcoming me such quickly. Equally, I want to thank everyone in the facility for the care they gave during the placement, and I would like to give a big thank to Mr Rui AFONSO, cleaning supervisor of the departement, for all the time he gave to make me feel good during this month. Finally, I wish to thank the Bordeaux IV Montesquieu

share the narrator’s view on the United States? Adam Hochschild considers his country as a paradoxical one in his essay. With his experiences around the world, he has been confronted with two characteristics of the USA. Now, he has got mixed feelings. On the one hand, he reproaches his country to being too arrogant and for not respecting the ideals. And on the other, he is very proud of it with his creativity and his education system. Abroad, the America is always victim of many judgments which