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office of Mr. Atef Fayad,Beirut-Lebanon 1997 till present:Senior partner “FAYAD & ASSOCIATES,ATTORNEYS”,Baabda- Lebanon 2008-2009 :Secretary of the Expatriation Commiter in the External Relation Bureau in the parliament RESRONSABILITIES: * Providing legal consultancy on diverse substantive and procedural questions. * Negotiating and drafting agreements,contracts,institutional and operational modalities and other legal documents. * Representing clients

haute. Le roi ne peut plus jouer de celle-ci contre les communes. 1834, échec de la dissolution royale : effacement de la monarchie. Jusqu’en 1911, les réformes électorales renforcent la chambre des communes et le rôle du premier ministre-leader : Parliament act supprime le droit d’amendement des lords en matière financière et réduit leur veto législatif à deux ans. Le régime parlementaire devient moniste : la souveraineté parlementaire n’est plus contrecarrée par le pouvoir royal. Domination des

institutions, EU laws voted by the Parliament regulator immediatly applicable is all members states (directives : to be enforced in each national législation within two years) 2. COMMON LAW C.L The most developed system for international trade, due to its flexibility is uncodified as in UK for example. The English parliament will study projects or laws (=bills) before voting the final law (=act). In UK, the laws voted in London can be modified by indépendant parliaments such as the Scotish one. Common

17th in Alger. It's in 1949 when he began building accommodations for homeless people's families. His meeting with a depressed man named Georges was the beginning of the Emmamus Community. Three years later, he got a 10 billion credit from the parliament to build twelve thousand accommodations for poor people in France. In 1981, he was named Officer of the Legion of Honour. In 2001, he received the Badges of Large Officer of the Legion of Honour, and in 2004, the Large Cross of the Legion of Honour

movement. People were punished, imprisonned, transported to Australia or even hung. In 1817: “The march of the blanketeers”=> grouped 12,000 people who started their march in the midlands and started to walk to London to explain their problems to parliament. But they were stopped by the police and never arrived to London. In August 1819: 60,000 people met to listen to a famous radical “Peterloo Massacre”=> consequence: law was passed to prohibit large meetings in the future and to control the press

(aid) of 550 million dollars (470 million Euros), representing two thirds of the territory's economy. Greenland has had the status of Danish colony from 1775 to 1953, and then became a province. In 1979 a law allowed the island to develop its own Parliament and government, and autonomy in health, education and social services. Even if they win the "yes", Greenland will keep the Danish currency, while foreign affairs and defense matters will be remain under control of Copenhagen and the Queen Margrethe

Water polo is a team water sport that isn’t that much popular around this area. But this isn’t a reason the reason to forget how important this sport really is. It is so important for the school principal or the provincial member of the parliament to support this sport. Like other popular sports it gets you into shape and helps you to be healthy inside and out. This sport should be known in this area for the following reasons: this sport increases your strength, endurance, determination, concentration

été publié à N York aux USA le 7 sept September 7th,2014. This press article is about the different propositions suggested by Britain to Scottish Cet article de presse est à propos des différentes propositions suggérées par l’Angleterre parliament. au parlement écossais. It more precisely deals with difficulties the UK will have to preserve the union in Il traite plus précisément des difficultés que l’UK aura à préserver l’union en Ecosse. Scotland. The day of the referendum, Scotts

to stay a British territory. To act against the IRA, he founded the Ulster Special Constabulary , in 1920; a military police composed of Unionists and Protestants, and re-formed the Ulster Volunteers Forces . Thus, he was elected as a Member of Parliament for the Unionist Party, then Minister of Agriculture, and of Commerce and Production. His contribution to the British victory during the World War II allowed him to become Prime Minister of Northern Ireland in 1943. Then, to react against the campaign

1689-90 Deposed James II flees to Ireland; defeated at the Battle of the Boyne. 1704 Penal Code enacted; Catholics barred from voting, education and the military. 1775 American War of Independence forments Irish unrest. 1782 Grattan's Parliament persuades British to declare Irish independence, but in name only. 1795 Foundation of the Orange Order. 1798 Wolfe Tone's uprising crushed. 1801 Ireland becomes part of Britain under the Act of Union. 1829 Catholic Emancipation Act passed