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to listen to citizens’ phone conversations to improve national security? Nowadays, people are more and more spying by the police and other organization like the CIA. They had to protect their country and the citizens. But is spying really a good way to protect citizens’ lives? Should the police be allowed to listen to citizens’ phone conversations to improve national security? There are no doubt some cases in which spying can help the police to protect citizens, but there are more drawbacks

employment, output, and so on- on a national scale positive economics ------ understand behavior and the operation of economic systems WITHOUT MAKING JUDGMENTS normative economics ------ looks at the outcomes of economic behavior and asks whether they are good or bad and whether they can be made better. INVOLVES JUDGEMENTS descriptive economics ------ compilation of data that describe phenomena and facts economic theory ------ cause and effect ceteris paribus ------ all else equal. relationship between

The hierarchy is very decentralized so everybody can take part for solution for better efficiency. There is more and more contact between the managers and the workers, so nowadays, the contact with workers and hierarchy is very important to give a good identity and importance to the workforce showing them that they are not some kind of “robot” just doing some repetitive tasks. We can add also that in the modern organization, there is a lot of different goals to reach for a company, We mean by this

schools, fabric, cars constructors, telecommunications…); their customers are prestigious like their sites. The group has too partners which help them during the organization of events. 2/ The Workplace In general, the working atmosphere is good. The employees are nice and very helping when there is a problem. On the head of the company, there is a president and a MD. After, we find 7 departments (Human Resources, Communication, Sales department, Accounts department, Exploitation and Purchase

Mai Juin Juillet Août Septembre Octobre Novembre Décembre b) Les salutations : Salut hi, hello, bye (informal) Bonjour hello, good morning (formal) Au revoir goodbye Bonne journée Have a good day! Bonsoir good evening Bonne nuit good night Bonne soirée good night Bon week-end! have a good week-end! À demain see you tomorrow À lundi see you monday À bientôt see you soon Ça va? / Tu vas bien? how

 WAR Introduction : (War, huh, yeah hat is it good for?)bsolutely nothing (War, huh, yeah What is it good for?)Absolutely nothing (War, huh, yeah What is it good for?)Absolutely nothing Couplet 1 : Ohhh, war, I despise Because it means destruction Of innocent lives War means tearsTo thousands of

since you been gone ain't no one I know do it good as you lickin' on that lickin' stick the way you do you got the lips to make a strong man weak and a heathen pray give you a tip it ain't just the way you speak you know it's just the way you go down go down, go down, go down, go down x2 Mary, Mary you're the one for me and the way you hum sting me like a bumble bee I'll be round to see you 'bout 'bout half past ten ain't felt this good since I don't know when you got the touch that

Active listening nevertheless is only the first step to effective communication. In fact, not only listening is important, but also the way the protagonists answer to each other. Making direct responses is good because it allows you to analyze the speaker’s speech by interpreting it. This is a good way then to make sure that everything is understood and clear. Giving advices is also worth because it shows that you are taking the other’s point of view into consideration. Responses can also be passive

shake hands with your friend by firmly taking his or her right hand in yours and pressing it gently but firmly. Look attentively at the person’s eyes. You may use the dialogues. Formal greetings and introductions A: Good morning! My name is …. B: Good morning! My name is …. A: How do you do? B: How do you do? Informal greetings and introductions A: Hi, my name is …. B: My name is …. A: Nice to meet you, …. (B’s name) B: Nice

John Rawls’ Theory of Justice ‘Each person possesses an inviolability founded on justice that even the welfare of society as a whole cannot override. For this reason justice denies that the loss of freedom for some is made right by a greater good shared by others. It does not allow that the sacrifices imposed on a few are outweighed by the larger sum of advantages enjoyed by many. Therefore in a just society the liberties of equal citizenship are taken as settled; the rights secured by justice