Pride

have never had to put a wall up to keep our people in, to prevent them from leaving us. I want to say, on behalf of my countrymen, who live many miles away on the other side of the Atlantic, who are far distant from you, that they take the greatest pride that they have been able to share with you, even from a distance, the story of the last 18 years. I know of no town, no city, that has been besieged for 18 years that still lives with the vitality and the force and the hope and the determination of

win but to take part, just as the most important thing in life is not the triumph but the struggle. The essential thing is not to have conquered but to have fought well."   The Olympic Games are today one of the most mediatized event. It is a big pride and an honor for the athletes to represent their country. And during the last Summer Olympic Games there were 10 thousand 5 hundred athletes representing 2 hundred delegations. III : The project London 2012 The London Olympic Games will feature

s’habituer à la culture française qu’elle trouve très différente de celle en Australie. ”Coming to terms with this emphasis on appearances is tough…In France, vanity is not a vice. Rigorous self-maintenance is imbued from birth – it’s a mark of self-pride. … Men are expected to pay close attention to their appearances as well. The loaded phrase”, se mettre en valeur” is used all the time. It means ”to make the most of yourself” This is not something the French do when they feel like it: they do it

“ever-closer union between the peoples” that is referred to in the preamble to the treaty of Rome. As she says, European countries can work more closely on several subjects but each nation needs to keep it's own parliamentary powers and sense of national pride. She denies, by saying so V. Hugo's statement that “in the nineteenth century it will be called Europe but in the future decades, even more transfigured it will be referred to as humanity”. Nations need to keep an utilitarian point of view of Europe

maintenant la civilisation qui est corrompue et l'Homme est capable de s'en détacher. Dans les romans de Jane Austen, née en 1775, le public retrouve ce mouvement qui se développe. D'Emma à Sense and Sensibility, en passant par Persuasion et sans oublier Pride and Prejudice, l'auteure présente à ses lecteurs des personnages toujours emprunts d'un désir de rigueur morale, cherchant à passer outre leur statut social. Se munissant d'une ironie désarmante, Austen lance dans chacune de ses œuvres une critique

blazoned in chalk' the poet could mean the rocks, standing proudly and majestically just like a horse would. Blazoned connotes ideas of boasting, embellishing and proclaiming (proclaiming their beauty and power to the world). It emphasizes this idea of pride, especially as it is placed at the beginning of the line. Metaphorically this could also represent something that is always there, something which doesn't move and is always constant, like time. The boy could represent him and it could mean that he

») À la chanson My Country, 'Tis of Thee : « this will be the day when all of God's children will be able to sing with new meaning "My country 'tis of thee, sweet land of liberty, of thee I sing. Land where my father's died, land of the Pilgrim's pride, from every mountainside, let freedom ring!" » (« tous les enfants de Dieu pourront chanter avec un sens nouveau cette chanson patriotique, "Mon pays, c'est de toi, douce patrie de la liberté, c'est de toi que je chante. Terre où reposent mes aïeux

the critisism became public, he was indeed exercised. Gandhi rejected the idea that Tagore and M.M.Malviya, who also voiced critisism, were “enviouos” but he said, “both lack fearlessness and are proud of their opinion and ideas. You can tolerate pride if not accompanied by fear....” (Gandhi to Mahadev Desai, 1 September 1921, CWMG, XXI, p.46) In August 1921, Tagore’s lecture at the Calcutta University Institute was entitled ‘Satyer Ahvan’ or ‘the call of truth’; this appeared in the journal Pravasee

continents comme l’Amérique du Sud et l’Europe, l’homosexualité est légale, mais ces pays ne sont pas forcément d’accord avec le mariage ni avec l’adoption. En France des associations se mobilisent pour que le mariage homosexuel soit reconnu (La Gay Pride, qui c’est mise en place en 1993 dans plusieurs grandes villes de France notamment à Paris, puis à Lyon en 1996.). Dans des pays comme le Canada et l’Afrique du Sud, tout est reconnu (adoption, mariage, loi anti-discrimination, …). *

Français Développer la notoriété : Ex : Vendée Globe Challenge ; Transat Jacques Vabre ; Festival de la B.D. d’Angoulême, .. Modifier des comportements : Ex : Soutient de Monoprix à la fondation Nicolas Hulot, prévention routière, Gay Pride Influencer des décisions : Ex : Sondage sur l’ouverture des magasins le dimanche, création d’une association de défense, défilé ou manifestation dans la rue,.. Marquer un leadership : Lancer une idée : Ex : Renault tweezy, publication