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to wait for funds or instructions from the shipowner. 7. During a voyage, if means necessary for its completion cannot be obtained in any other way, after having by all means sought instructions from the charterer and the shipowner but in vain, to pledge or sell part of the cargo. In this case, the master must minimize the damage to the shipowner, the charterer and persons with interests in the cargo. 8. Where on a seagoing vessel, during a voyage, the reserved food and provisions have run out, to

essentiel est de garantir que la priorité est donnée à la fourniture de soins adéquats aux patients. 38 │ Comprendre la promotion pharmaceutique et y répondre - Un manuel pratique Références American Medical Students’ Association (2001). Pharm-Free Pledge (http://www.amsa.org/prof/pledge.cfm, accessed 2 April 2013). Anonymous (2003). Nexium (esomeprazole) from AstraZeneca. AdWatch Australia (http://www.healthyskepticism.org/adwatch/au/2003/nexium.php, accessed 17 April 2009). Aristotle (350 BCE). Rhetoric

elles aspirent. Ces occupations sont généralement perçues comme des semi-professions. En effet, la prise en compte du continuum vers la professionnalisation conduit les chercheurs à considérer deux types de professions : celles à part entière (fully-pledge professions) et les semi-professions. Celles-ci se distinguent des premières du fait qu’elles comprennent une proportion élevée de membres du sexe féminin qui sont, pour la plupart, employées dans des organisations bureaucratiques. Etzioni (1969)

financements bancaires et obligataires du Groupe contiennent les clauses d’engagement et de défaut habituelles de ce type de contrat : maintien de l’emprunt à son rang (“pari passu”), limitation des sûretés attribuées aux autres prêteurs (“négative pledge”) et défaut croisé. .. Aucun contrat de financement ne comprend d’engagement lié à l’évaluation de la dette du Groupe par les agences de notation (“rating trigger”). .. Les émissions obligataires publiques sur le marché de l’euro et les lignes bancaires

the head with scissors when halfway out of the womb. (…). Declared homosexual sodomy a constitutional right. Declared that the First Amendment protects the right of adults to burn the american flag – but prohibits school children from reciting the pledge of allegiance to that flag. In each case, courts overthrew laws supported by majorities, to replace them with policies demanded by minorities. (Where the Right Went Wrong 2004: 215 et 216) ´ ` Demanteler les frontieres: Buchanan et les ‘vandales

still firm­ ly support the regime. Tribal leaders who were initially thought to side with the opposition have since back­pedaled; some still hesitate. Both, Qadhâfi and the NTC are now courting hesitant tribes, calling for congresses to make them pledge their loyalty. In addition, Qadhâfi has offered tribal leaders considerable financial reward in exchange for their sup­ port, or so it has been claimed. 36 A symbolic revolution Revolutions are never entirely spontaneous collective action but

push for the higher standards we have achieved - and establishing clear legally backed individual guarantees to care: universal, wherever you live, whatever your background, guarantees based on need and not ability to pay. Underwritten by a simple pledge, the NHS will meet these guarantees or we will ensure that you can receive them from the private sector. Guarantees that are a new incentive for reform that will ensure NHS staff deliver the highest standards possible. The Cancer Guarantee is the

race besmirched, but you never saw an unfavorable image of the Kike because the Jews were ever so watchful for that. They never allowed it to be shown on screen!” The Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty in 1979 is underwritten by United States aid which pledges $3 billion annually to Israel from the United States taxpayer. Shin Bet (the Israeli internal security agency) tries to penetrate the United States Consulate General in Jerusalem through a “Honey Trap,” using a clerical employee who was having an

at 1 April 2008 Purchased Sold Transfer to investments in listed undertakings Balance at 31 March 2009 Purchased Sold Balance at 31 March 2010 13.1 8.4 (1.0) – 20.5 7.1 (7.3) 20.3 268 118 (27) (164) 195 119 (66) 248 The Company has given a pledge in favour of a creditor of 1 543 879 Richemont ‘A’ shares as security for warrants exercised under the Group’s executive option plan. The cost value of the 7.3 million shares (2009: 1.0 million shares) sold during the year to plan participants who

Working Partnerships. Journal of Marketing 54 (1) : 42-58. Anderson, E., Weitz, B. (1986). Make-or-Buy Decisions : Vertical integration and Marketing Productivity. Sloan Management Review 27 (3) : 3-19. Anderson, E., Weitz, B. (1992). The Use of Pledges to Build and Sustain Commitment in Distribution Channels. Journal of Marketing Research 29 (1) : 18-34. Argote, L., Ingram, P. (2000). Knowledge Transfer: A Basis for Competitive Advantage. Organizational Behaviour and Human Decision Processes 82