FRAMEWORK AGREEMENT ON TELEWORK IN EU

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1. GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS IN THE CONTEXT of the European employment strategy, the European Council invited the social partners to negotiate agreements modernising the organisation of work, including flexible working arrangements, with the aim of making undertakings productive and competitive and … Read More

The tavern

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The summer has gone as a memory of a lady of loose morals when she sees the cap of a community policeman, that she is afraid not because he fine her, but because he will require a “benefit” for himself, … Read More

The wife

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A man comes home and finds his wife making the bags. – How are you, dear? Where are you going? – In Las Vegas! I learned that there are men who would pay me $400 to do what I do … Read More

HTML attributes

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Attributes are used to specify the properties of HTML elements. There are 188 attributes in the HTML version 4. Some attributes apply to almost all elements: id (unique identifier) and class (repeatable identifier) generic attributes to enable the application of … Read More

Aesthetic in art

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(Wanderer above the Sea of Fog (1818), by Caspar David Friedrich) The philosophy of art refers to both the almost constant interest of philosophers in art since antiquity and a discipline more or less known as autonomous since the late … Read More

English Translation Style Guide for EU – Writing English – SPELLING – CAPITAL LETTERS

2.16 General. In English, proper names are capitalised but ordinary nouns are not. The titles and names of persons, bodies, programmes, legal acts, documents, etc. are therefore normally capitalised: the President of the Council, the Director-General for Agriculture the Commission, … Read More

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