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service for the citizens are numerous though it will also bring bonuses in terms of the city’s image. Green Bike’s principal aim is the promotion of an ecological message. Beyond a simple mobility service, Green Bike’s objective is to become the symbol of a clean mobility, starting in Liege. We propose to share this image with other or firms that hold same sustainable development values and that meet rigorous criteria in terms of ecology. Indeed, companies who are eager to convey a positive image will

Regional Funding Conference (Brussels, March 29-30, 2000), at which international donors pledged €2.4bn for the projects presented within the Stability Pact. In their opinion, these commitments, which went far beyond expectations, underline a real political will to promote the objectives of the Stability Pact and constitute a guarantee of its success. Furthermore, they consider that this initial period of time was important for providing the Pact with the appropriate working mechanisms and for the development

servicing this web of markets, airlines exploit a wide range of scope economies. The inherently competitive character of the airline industry may be threatened by obstacles to airport access and anticompetitive behavior of incumbent carriers. The terms of access of competing airlines to airport and air traffic infrastructures (runways, terminals, and air traffic control) may have an important bearing on the degree of competition in downstream airline services. The development of "hub-and-spoke" networks

implications of this approach for our understanding of political and social science as ‘science’. Origins Institutional theory is as old as the study of politics. Plato and Aristotle to Locke, Hobbes and James Madison long ago understood the importance of political institutions for structuring political behaviour. Plato’s Republic is a comparison of different forms of government in which he tries to understand how institutions shape political behaviour. Aristotle’s Politics continues the This chapter

Reports (MDGRs) help bring the MDGs from the global to the national and regional level. They show progress at a glance with the objective to help focus the national debate on specific development priorities, which in turn will trigger action - in terms of policy reforms, institutional change and resource allocation. In partnership with UNDP, Iran launched its first National MDG Report in 2004: Achievements and Challenges. The Report highlights Iran’s achievements in such areas as health and education

(1999) 44 Section 1: Administrative Structures 45 1.1 Central Administrative Structures 45 1.2 Decentralized Administrative Structures 46 Section 2: Administrative Powers 46 Section 3: Administrative Controls 47 3.1 Political or Parliamentary Control and Administrative or Hierarchical/Specialized Control 47 a. Control of the delegation of power by writs of prerogative 47 3.2 Initial Objections to Judicial Control of Administrative Legality 48 a. Incompetence

within is borders. The centralization of the power has certain advantages. Indeed, the federal state can propose social securities with large scales, "the states block grants" line 26. Furthermore, the fact of gathering 50 states in the same political block allows to unify states, to form a single nation and to solve large-scale problems. Furthermore, the fact that the power it is not a closer government avoid “opportunities for kickbacks and for creative partnerships between policemen and criminals”

sideways in the quest for cultural relevant planning. Native people have been "planning" their own communities, in their own terms, long before the arrival of the white man. Native people V . B h a t t , M . C h a g n y - L’habitat autochtone et le genre: une approche sensible de la population Crie de Chisasibi/ 3 1 had a system of community relations -social, economic, political, spiritual, and spatial - which served their needs and upon whose structure their culture was based. Unless allowed to

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relatively lax risk management, asset quality will be likely to deteriorate with the amount of non-performing loans increasing. With the government ready, however, to recapitalize banks if necessary, systemic risk will nonetheless remain limited. On the political level, disparities increase between the countryside and the cities. Besides, in spite of the recent improvements in the regulatory environment, major failings of governance persist. India: macroeconomic indicators | 2007 | 2008 | 2009 | 2010