Reason

Source naturel de vitamine et un produit qui convient à toute la famille Positionnement et promesse:  Jus naturel et vital qui convient à toute la famille Unique Selling Proposition:  Un gout plus naturel que les autres concurrents Reasons to believe : Rationnel : Aujourd’hui Marrakech est un produit naturel à base de sélection des meilleurs oranges marocaines pressé il ne contient ni colorant ni conservateur et reste une source naturel de vitamine Emotionnel: Un produit purement

1885), which enlarged the camp of his colonial policy adversaries, then, Ferry spoke to the Parliament with an aim of convincing the deputies of the need to continue colonial expansion. 2)To convince deputies, Ferry evocted and argued his 3 main reasons for the colonial expansion; The first argument used by the speekee was on the economic order. When he said" as seen from pespective of a need... lack more and more are outlets" , he evoked the power of French industry, due to the " industrial

Generation gap is the major reason today why parents and children are moving away from each other. As we all know, the environment has changed, so has the life style and with that changes the mind of children. Today’s generation doesn’t like others interfering in any of their personal matters, they don’t like parents ordering them, and if they try and tell them what’s wrong for them, they misbehave with their parents. The question arises that, what is the reason behind all this. It is the parents’

communication*, la cible, le positionnement ou la promesse, le ton employÈ et les contraintes de tous ordres. Pour Ítre plus prÈcis et selon le contexte de communication, on peut y inclure : líanalyse concurrentielle, les justifications ou preuves ou reasons to believe (arguments qui justifient la promesse), la perception de la marque / du produit par la cible, la perception attendue chez la cibleÖ Ou encore, pour une copy strategy dite ´ crÈative ª, líaxe et le concept de communication retenus. Quelle

Usually curves should bend and emerging economies, once emerged, should slow down. Thus, we might think that the catch-up speed of China, India, Brazil and other emerging markets would also slowing. But this is not the case, however. The main reason of this unusual trend is the deep financial crisis that developed countries are facing for two years. It slowed the growth in developed countries for a long time while emerging countries catching up is accelerating. Drivers Behind development, there

turns sour with little water or help from the villagers such as Ugolin who befriends him. Jean struggles and eventually is killed in one of his many ambitious plans. This eventual downfall can be blamed on many different factors but often the main reason cited is that his total dependence on literature for advice misleads him and so he was destined to fail. This essay will examine the different aspects contributing to Jean de Florette’s death and question whether Jean’s reliance on books leads him

people aboard » (l.10) b- The landing conditions were bad on that particular day. Right « Had to abort its approach as came into land at our local airport in poor weather » (l.11) c- Nobody could explain the incident. Right: « Abruptly and for reasons unknown, the plane came down in the woods » (l.16) d- Very few people were ready to help. Wrong: « With a dozen planes and eleven helicopters augmenting more than 200 volunteer-searchers on the ground » (l.18) 3- Pick out from the text the words

primarily to himself, not to a larger audience. Moreover, the reason which can explain why she had chosen a man as a narrator is probably that her love of her life is Isabel McClung. Willa Cather writes with a man narrator. Willa Cather wants to embody the fact that she isn’t a man : if she was it, she could marry to her life love. As a conclusion, we can say that the introduction of the novel permise to give us explanations about the reasons why Willa Cather had written the novel. Moreover, it is

National Archives as a ‘‘historical monument.’’ 4 The archive had come to congeal destruction itself as a lasting memorial to its own powers of reinvention, and as a reminder, too, of unfinished business. The incident is compelling for a number of reasons. Aside from illustrating the general paradox of revolutionary negation—the insistent reinstatement of tradition in and through the very erasure thereof—and quite apart from the overdetermined pathos generated by this unburied corpse and relic, it

key strategy for multinational companies to achieve competitive advantage in global markets. The 2 articles bring teaching methods on the conditions of application and of transferability of these practices. Today, for many strategic or marketing reasons, companies are internationalizing their activity. Moreover, during the last decades, companies have been dealing with an increasingly competitive environment. Factors facilitating the globalisation, such as the liberalization of international trade