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diplomatic immunities, the European Community, and human rights treaties) that, in terms of their compliance mechanism or secondary rules, may somehow be self-contained, without any or only limited “fallback” on general international law. No one has spoken of self-contained regimes in the sense of treaty regimes that are completely isolated from all rules of general international law (including the law on treaties, judicial proceedings, and matters such as the use of force and human rights), let alone

a country that has a strong tradition of free education. D 27. Advertising informs consumers about the existence and benefits of products and A services, / and attempts to persuade them to buy them./ The best form of advertising B C is probably word-of-mouth advertising / which occurs when people say their friends D about the benefits of something they have purchased. 29. Because of the inadequacy of public transport systems in the USA, / most areas A B have special school buses / which take

school / twice a day, C D five days by week. Anglais 27. Advertising informs consumers about the existence and benefits of products and A services, / and attempts to persuade them to buy them./ The best form of advertising B C is probably word-of-mouth advertising / which occurs when people say their friends D about the benefits of something they have purchased. 47 Sujet S PASSE RELLE 1 30. As long ago as the 1960s Professor Bolin has predicted that global warming /

we aren’t being authentic. While there’s nothing inherently wrong with anything on this list, authenticity is much deeper than this. What Authenticity Really Is If you look up the word authenticity on Dictionary.com, the description reads, “The quality of being authentic; genuineness.” When you then go to the word authentic, there are a few variations: introduction 7 • Not false or copied; genuine; real: an authentic antique. • Having the origin supported by unquestionable evidence; authenticated;

Garforth (1985:10), for example, says that the ``concept expressed by the English `education' has no exact counterpart in French, German, Russian or Chinese nor even in America or Australia where the word is the same''. Perhaps you know the words for ``education'' in other languages too. Does the word in each language say exactly the same thing? In Zulu, education is ``imfundo'', in Setswana and North Sotho it would be ``thuto'', while in English a distinction is made between ``education'', ``teaching''

wasn’t much left of the BattleMech. One arm, and the mangled head blown a good hundred meters away. Why hadn’t she ejected? It was a question they would never be able to answer. All the two MechWarriors could do was bury her remains. No words were spoken over the gravesite. What was there to say? Trial Under Fire • Page 36 TRIAL UNDER FIRE Chapter 4 Method & Madness Loren L. Coleman Trial Under Fire • Page 37 Lieutenant Sinclair. We intercepted a private channel between Star Colonel

return to a country run by Tutsis. Mudacumura does not only hold extremist views; he publishes them. When we were in Kamina, he was writing a book in Kinyarwanda, but I don’t remember the title. I read it, and it is extremist, in the true sense of the word. Men like Callixte Nzabonimana, Mudacumura, Ildephonse Nizeyimana and others who are wanted for genocide, will never drop their weapons and return through voluntary repatriation. You would have to be really naïve to believe this. However, Murenzi

quelle que soit la langue, les adultes qui maîtrisent bien la lecture exploitent majoritairement la voie directe. Ils possèdent, dans une aire du cerveau dénommée 6 7 Cf. Gallagher, Frith, & Snowling (2000). Dehaene (2007). 70 la « visual word form area » (aire de la forme visuelle des mots), une représentation de chacun des mots de leur langue maternelle, correspondant au lexique orthographique sur le modèle. La voie indirecte ne leur sert quasiment que lorsqu’ils rencontrent un mot nouveau

decision to accept or refuse a translation. When under pressure, translators do not use the same documents, get less knowledge and spend less time storing information. The lack of documents is problematic for translators whose languages are rarely spoken and read in their working environment. They create more terms in the target language and analyze the source text more in-depth than translators of widespread languages; they also get help from the human source and store information more often than

Encyclopedia weighed in at nearly one thousand pages. This book is much more focused. It is written for students who have no prior experience with the broad subject of International Relations (IR) theory, and who may even be daunted by the word ‘theory’. To be sure, the word is used in a bewildering variety of ways in the study of IR. It is applied to propositions and arguments at varying levels of abstraction, and debates over its most appropriate meaning have proceeded apace with little consensus achieved