Theft

Grâce à cette ignorance, Mme de Rênal, parfaitement heureuse, occupée sans cesse de Julien, était loin de se faire le plus petit reproche. 42 Chapitre 8 Then there were sighs, the deeper for suppression, And stolen glances, sweeter for the theft, And burning blushes, though for no transgression. Don Juan, C. I, st. 74. Petits événements L’Angélique douceur que Mme de Rênal devait à son caractère et à son bonheur actuel n’était un peu altérée que quand elle venait à songer à sa femme

occupée sans cesse de Julien, était loin de se faire le plus petit reproche. CHAPITRE VII - LES AFFINITES ELECTIVES 43 CHAPITRE VIII - PETITS EVENEMENTS Then there were sighs, the deeper for suppression, And stolen glances, sweeter for the theft, And burning blushes, though for no transgression . Don Juan C. 1, st. 74. L'angélique douceur que Mme de Rênal devait à son caractère et à son bonheur actuel n'était un peu altérée que quand elle venait à songer à sa femme de chambre Elisa. Cette

négligence (shirking / negligence) est le désir opportuniste de ne pas effectuer l’effort requis pour réaliser certaines tâches. Le négativisme (negativism) consiste à se plaindre à propos de problèmes mineurs au point de gêner la performance. Le vol (theft) détourne les ressources de l’organisation telles que le matériel de bureau, le téléphone ou des formes plus graves. Le harcèlement (harassment / threats) est dirigé vers d’autres individus dans l’organisation, dans l’intention de les empêcher de bien

Mme de Rênal, parfaitement heureuse, occupée sans cesse de Julien, était loin de se faire le plus petit reproche. – 54 – Chapitre VIII. Petits événements Then there were sighs, the deeper for suppression, And stolen glances, sweeter for the theft, And burning blushes, though for no transgression. Don Juan, C. I, st. 74. L’Angélique douceur que Mme de Rênal devait à son caractère et à son bonheur actuel n’était un peu altérée que quand elle venait à songer à sa femme de chambre Élisa. Cette

Lahiri’s uncle and aunt in Calcutta. Although she is welcome at first, the kindliness of the apartment dwellers in her building evaporates when their new sink is stolen, and they blame her for not being “a real durwan,” even though she has suffered a theft of her own far more disastrous, considering her poverty. Boori Ma is not portrayed as a particularly sympathetic victim; it is never quite clear whether she is lying about having come from a wealthy zamindar (landowning) family. Clearly she greatly

what she is saying? /…/ Productions possibles : Two young campers found dead on the Moors: - Nicola, identified by her father, - Cole, young artist, identified by his landlady. Bodies found by a young cyclist one day after death. Motive: theft? Not likely: bike and money not stolen. Revenge? Gratuitous act of a mad man? Weapon: rocks found nearby? No witness. Project 7 - Under Suspicion 177 zoom on... Words Detectives’ vocabulary 1 - a weapon such as a gun: murder weapon

production. 314 • UNIT 15 Productions possibles : This is a very satirical cartoon. It lists / denounces / exposes all the problems South Africa has been confronted with since the dismantling of apartheid. Assault and muggings are commonplace. Theft is a common feature of the post-apartheid era. It is also characterized by a culture of drunkenness (intoxicated pedestrians = drunk). Poverty is another scourge (beggars stand at the traffic lights). Many people live below the poverty line, are in

(1980, p. 232). As we have seen, reasons for publication in the late seventeenth century were varied, and correspond badly with the image which is often presented of a new open scientific society. While some were free with their ideas, anxiety about theft and arguments about priority were widespread, and it was common for publication, whether by book or in a letter, to take place to forestall a potential rival and stake a claim for a discovery, rather than to reach an interested audience. ‘Huygens,

intermediate ports the necessary shortness of the stay prevents a careful control in the taking in and discharging of cargoes. The work goes on day and night. Bad weather in open roadsteads augments the difficulties. Occasions are more numerous for theft and damaging of goods. Shipmasters must be chosen amongst those who have passed the examinations required by law; therefore, it would be a hardship to make the owner liable for the master's management of commercial affairs to which he has not been

this, ye did fail in your duty with Joseph? Therefore will I not leave this land until my father permits me, or Allah commands me; and He is the best to command. 81. "Turn ye back to your father, and say, 'O our father! behold! thy son committed theft! we bear witness only to what we know, and we could not well guard against the unseen! 82. "'Ask at the town where we have been and the caravan in which we returned, and (you will find) we are indeed telling the truth.'" 83. Jacob said: "Nay, but