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The Political Quarterly, Vol. 78, No. 1, January±March 2007 Ideology and Policy Social Democracy or Social Liberalism? Ideological Sources of Liberal Democrat Policy RICHARD S . GRAYSON Introduction When the Liberal Democrats grew in signi®cance in the late 1990s, one sign of that was the attraction of the nearsupport of a national newspaper, The Independent. However, that support, perhaps because of the paper's name and ethos, has not been uncritical, and a particular bugbear for its

are going to present you a subject about the different commercial banking jobs. 1-2-Before begining, we present you the program of this subject. First, after talking about the banking sector, we present you the context with severals key figures. Then, we’ll propose to you to illustrate our subject with some examples about the commercial banking jobs. To conclude, there ‘ll be a debate about this. 3-So, with more than four hundred thousand co-workers, this sector is one of the first private

simple) | Action terminée, sans rapport avec le présent. Temps de la narration. | I liked music. | J'aimais la musique. | Past continuous (prétérit progressif) | Action en train de se passer à un moment donné du passé | I was eating when he entered the room. | J'étais en train de manger lorsqu'il entra dans la pièce. | Present perfect simple | Action passée dont les conséquences continuent dans le présent | I have made this cake. | J'ai fait ce gâteau. | Present perfect continuous | Si l'action

maintenant j’espère que vous accepterai mon choix. Mum, dad ,I would like to talk about something but please do not interrupt me. I have decided to take a gap year to go to Canada. Firstly, it is my dream since I was young . So do not break my dream please, let me go. I could also improve my english because, obviously, to be fluent or even bilingual, and what is better than being in the country to learn this language? I could discover a new gastronomic different from France one

There are many advantages and disadvantages to off employees job security for life. In Japan, for example, prospective employees know that their employers will provide them with job security for their entire working days and they are better able to plan for their future and family. However, many businesses are now realizing that their employees have less motivation to work and this leads to less profits for the company. I will describe the advantages and disadvantages of this system in

speech about Henry’s return and Cassandra’s future visit to her brother Edward and his wife to help them when their child is born. Jane reads one of her stories of two young people who had to wait for their marriage. Obviously it’s about Cassandra and Robert. Tom thinks the story is childish, and this upsets Jane. Chapter 5: Tom sees Jane in the forest. Jane is still offended about Tom’s comment on her writing. Tom suggests she read his favourite book, The History of Tom Jones. Tom thinks Jane is an

The Cyclist By Louis MacNeice In this poem of three stanzas and written in free verse the poet describes the experience of a young boy riding a bike and enjoying the last few moments of summer before having to go back to class again. There is a strong sense of freedom, happiness and excitement. It is both a celebration of this moment a representation of the journey through life and potentially also the mourning of the loss of his childhood (freedom). Throughout the poem there is no rhyme scheme

The Senegalese marriage market Nowadays, marriage has become an industry in which the miserable exploited employees are the suitors and the happy exploiters the bride and her parents. Wooing a girl means that the young man exposes himself to a monstrous waste of money. He has to pay visits to the girl and at each visit he is expected to give "ndiegu guru" away, which can vary from 5,000 to 15,000 francs. That's the cousins, aunts and sisters' part of the cake. Worst of all, the visitor's love

3. Actual 6 month forward rate = C$1.1940/US Using numbers in case: A. Invest for 6 months Net inflow US$ 6,555 @ 11%/2 = US$ 6,916 or, B. a. Convert to C$ now US$6,555 * C$1.1858/US$ = C$ 7,773 b. Invest for 6 months C$7,773 @ 12.75% /2 = C$8,268 c. What 6 month rate would you be indifferent to converting at: C$6,916*x = 8,268 d. x = 8,268/6,916 = C$1.196/US$ An Illustration LEND U$ ( 1 + i US) BORROW U$ SELL

WORK Contents - Reading Task : “Tragedy in the Office” - Grammar : Modal verbs and their equivalents - Listening Task : “Humour in the Workplace” - Vocabulary Work : Compound nouns , using allow/permit /enable,