Out of Africa

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SML 8016 TRANSLATION PROJECT French-English ‘kiffer sa race’ Submitted by Jim Dixon Student number 069174311 As part of the requirements for the MA in Professional Translation for European Languages 27th August 2009 Word count Commentary 9954 words ST 8307 words TT 9376 words TABLE OF CONTENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS…………………………………........................................1 SECTION 1 - SOURCE AND TARGET TEXTS 1. ‘KIFFER SA RACE’ - SOURCE TEXT…………………………………………

Market Profile for Food and Beverage in UAE Market While every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of the information contained herein, New Zealand Trade and Enterprise, its officers, employees and agents accept no liability for any errors or omissions or any opinion expressed, and no responsibility is accepted with respect to the standing of any firms, companies or individuals mentioned, or if the world economic conditions have changed since the research was undertaken. New Zealand Trade and

Ubifrance, missions economiques, el Pais, Corporate information Overview of Spanish retail market The pace of consolidation of Spain’s retail food sector seems to be quickening. Medium- sized supermarkets in center city locations are taking market share from both traditional shops and suburban hypermarkets. The top three retail groups now account for just under half of total sales. This competition, combined with the fall of the dollar against the euro, is creating good conditions for U.S. food exporters

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INTERNATIONAL TRADE POLICY: * Since the end of World War II, U.S. policy has generally supported the liberalization of international trade. * The United States has pursued the objective of trade liberalization primarily by joining the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) and later the World Trade Organization (WTO). * In recent years, however, the United States and other countries have also begun to negotiate free-trade agreements (FTAs). Like the North American Free Trade

Number of Characters: 21.328 Author of the project: Kayembe Alphonsine Table of contents 1 Table of contents 2 2 Preference 5 3 Problem formulation 6 4 Swot-Analysis 7 5 The micro-environment 9 5.1 Suppliers 10 5.2 Distributors 10 5.3 Customers 11 5.4 Competitors 11 6 The macro-environment 12 7 The Porter Five Forces 13 7.1 Potential entrants 13 7.2 Buyers 14 7.3 Substitutes products 14 7.4 Suppliers 14 7.5 Intensity of rivalry

sont impliqués dans un conflit : Dès 1914 on compte 12 millions de soldats sur les fronts et 1,2 millions d'américains (Europe/Asie/Afrique). Exemple : films retraçant la guerre « Un long dimanche de fiançailles», « Le capitaine Conan », « Out of Africa » Les combats se déroulent sur tous les continents Les pays coloniaux font appel aux continents coloniaux (armées). Exemple : les britanniques font appel aux dominions (1 million de soldats australiens, néo-zélandais, africains du

Insight 1 re Extraits de l’unité 1 du Fichier pédagogique Unit 1 Extrait du Fichier pédagogique : Unit 1 World of work Cette première unité a été conçue comme une entrée en matière assez douce dans les thématiques du programme. Le monde du travail est en effet un lieu où se concentrent les relations de pouvoir : domination des employeurs, opposition en réaction à la domination, influence ou prestige de certaines carrières, etc. Tout en étant pertinente au niveau culturel (elle

What happened at the Copenhagen Summit? Why is it so difficult for the Word Leaders to cooperate even on the brink of a major disaster? Content Introduction page 3 1. The fighting between the emerging powers and western countries page 4 2. The political context page 4 3. The cultural difference page 5 4. The “Agreement” page 7 5. Any hope? page 8 Conclusion page 9 Some references page 10 Introduction