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...ted at regular intervals – regarding the structure of the workforce, its geographical distribution, the pay structure, employment time probabilitie... ...ing. We recommend obliging a worker to accept any job offered to him in a geographical radius of 100 km from his place of residence. Rejection of su... ... hand in hiring and firing its employees regardless of tenure. Labour Disputes Settlement The future collective agreements should all be subor... ...onciliation procedures. I recommend allowing out of court settlement of disputes arising from the dismissal of employees through arbitration, an e... ...ucation and knowledge of foreign languages and “mission critical skills”, geographical position and proximity to markets and culture and mentality. ... ...free hand in hiring and firing employees regardless of tenure. Labour Disputes Settlement Future collective agreements will all be subordinate... ...s abound. Manufacturers - fearing legal reprisals and "reputation risks" (naming-and-shaming by overzealous NGO's) - engage in preemptive sacking. G...

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...larly difficult, ongoing legal problem, because in Aboriginal culture many geographical areas are considered sacred sites and therefore off-limits to ... ...ot necessarily so throughout life. This may be behind some of the vigorous disputes among religious historians as to whether some particular individua... ...ch. V, sections 27 and 30. THE RELIGIOUS DIMENSION 214 was used to settle disputes. Indians often did not understand the idea of purchase, and though... ... It ties the individual to the religious dimension of The Dreaming through naming her/him as an eternal life essence of the land. The Dreaming is a pr... ... even my conscious intention to make the religious cultures form a sort of geographical mandala, 156. Tao-Sheng, quoted in Fung Yu-Lan, A Short Histor... ...r the design, since all four sides partake of it in one degree or another. Geographical orientation of the religions discussed in this book If I were ...

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...osition to cut a canal -- Disasters overtake Loyasa's expedition -- Renewal of disputes which the Pope could not reconcile -- Discoveries in the Paci... ...Drake. -- The death of Magellan puts a stop to discoveries in the South Sea -- Disputes arising from the apportionment of lands made by the Pope -- Th... ...s the ambitious philosopher had a mind to make his fame more enduring by great geographical discoveries. Proceeding therefore northward Pytheas discov... ... became so great that Rome was appealed to, being the chief arbiter in all the disputes of the European nations, for a settlement of the claims of the... ...some distance before they discovered it was not a strait, and even the limited geographical knowledge of that time taught Magellan that by sailing up ... ...sible in any quarter of the world. The strength of men-of-war, the progress of geographical knowledge which has explored every nook and corner of the ... ...plore the great bay which had been discovered by him. Button sailed around it, naming Nelson's river, and wintering on the south coast; but finding al...

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...ng, cyclical, affairs - usually suppress volatility. Interestingly, Chaikin himself disputes this interpretation. He believes that volatility increa... ... oil on its cogs. Then came the services industry. Its protagonists were no longer geographically dependent. They rendered their services to a host... ...nt. They rendered their services to a host of "employers" in a variety of ways and geographically spread. This trend accelerated today, at the begi... ... The location of the participants in the economic interactions of this new age are geographically transparent. These trends converged with an incr... ...ch examples abound. Manufacturers - fearing legal reprisals and "reputation risks" (naming-and-shaming by overzealous NGO's) - engage in preemptive ...

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...d his keen black eyes piteously to get her sign of assent to his hesitated naming of that number. Her mouth and the turn of her head were expressive t... ...cry of girlish insubordina- tion; there were sighings for English ale, and namings of the 42 Vittoria visible ranges of peaks, and indicatings of geo... ...nd namings of the 42 Vittoria visible ranges of peaks, and indicatings of geographical fin- gers to show where Switzerland and Piedmont met, and Aust... ...hall be there, and shall much enjoy an introduc- tion to the gentleman who disputes it with you. Besides, mother, if the Signorina Vittoria sings ….’ ... ...acter to draw him swiftly on to Milan. He sent word to his Lugano friends, naming a village among the mountains between Como and Varese, that they mig...

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...falls at Ville-aux-Fayes into one of the large affluents of the Seine. The geographical position of the Avonne, navi- gable for over twelve miles, had... ... there’s not a more honest man.” Often taken as umpire in certain kinds of disputes, he embodied the meaning of that archaic term,—the village elder. ... ... poetry. He calls the sky by its name. He says ‘moon,’ bluntly, instead of naming it ‘the planet of night.’ That’s what the desire to be thought origi... ...e Cafe de la Paix he heard his own name banded about in one of those noisy disputes which, according to the Abbe T aupin, made the name of the establi... ..., deceptions, commercial over-reachings, accounts to ren- der and receive, disputes, and quarrels of self-interest, ex- hilarated him, kept his blood ...

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...m; the town-treasurer transmits the amount to the public treasury; and the disputes which may arise are brought before the ordinary courts of justice.... ...y, the success of the United States may be more justly attributed to their geographical position than to the valor of their armies or the patriotism o... ...f the elective system we must make preliminary inquiries as to whether the geographical position, the laws, the habits, the manners, and the opinions ... ...ality of the parties in this case gives a national importance to all their disputes; and the most tri- fling litigation of the States may be said to i... ...racy in America genius is lauded by mankind, whilst, in point of fact, the geographical position of the country which he is unable to change, a social... ...nion the right of calling forth the militia reserved to the States that of naming the officers; and that consequently (as they understood the clause) ...

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...quite con- tent to classify as a ‘native,’ without connecting him with any geographical idea whatever. Perhaps there never was a smaller entry and sta... ...ld meet, to come and cut his mut- ton in Brig Place on some day of his own naming, and enter on the question of his young friend’s prospects over a so... ... be named nor referred to. I don’t know what harm mayn’t have been done by naming of it too free, afore now, and thereby I brings up short. D’ye make ... ... derogatory to my position and reputation to be frequently holding trivial disputes with a lady upon whom I have conferred the highest distinction tha... ...d your tongue, Misses Brown?’ returned the goaded Grinder. ‘What do you go naming names for? I’m blest,’ said Rob, pulling his hair with both hands in...

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... situated on the shores of a small lake, and contiguous to a magnificent forest. It was the same place we have already had the honor of describing to ... ...the house, he let it ready furnished to strangers. It was with unspeakable emotion D’Artagnan recognized all the furniture of the chamber of the first... ...inforcements from her, or at least the assurance of forgiveness, which Louis XIV . granted with difficulty, and after an interval. Anne, from this hab... ... Dumas white hand. “I thought I had already spoken to you about that Marchiali.” “No, it is the first time I ever heard his name pronounced.” “That ma...

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...nto their minds the conception of large interests common to a considerable geographical extent. Such interests, on the contrary, are necessarily the p... ...dependent of the representative body; or the body must content itself with naming the prime min ister, and making him responsible for the choice of h... ...ave other feelings and interests, which they value more than they do their geographical ones, should be restricted to these as the sole principle of t... ...ut that consideration in abeyance, to take any interest whatever in merely naming the worthiest person to elect another accord ing to his own judgmen... ...ey are elected with a view to those objects more than to the other; and in naming two persons to repre sent the state in the federal Senate they for ... ...mu nity of language and community of religion greatly contrib ute to it. Geographical limits are one of its causes. But the strongest of all is iden... ...psed, nothing has occurred to verify them, though there have at times been disputes of considerable acrimony, and which became the badges of parties, ... ...es between the federal and the state governments naturally also decide all disputes between two states, or between a citizen of one state and the gove...

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... first in the *I am greatly indebted to Mr. Waterhouse for his kindness in naming for me this and many other insects, and giving me much valuable assi... ...gin with the Polyborus Brasiliensis: this is a common bird, and has a wide geographical range; it is most numerous on the grassy savannahs of La Plata... ...nd a troop of beasts on their road to Mendoza. The dis- tance is about 580 geographical miles, and the jour- ney is generally performed in fifty days.... ...d with the allied alpine species. It is a very curious circumstance in its geographical distribution, that it has never been seen, fortunately for the... ...des, that a government commission was sent from Buenos Ayres to settle the disputes of the owners. Sir Woodbine Parish informed me of another and very... ...ime a man who has cheated me. I know it is against the law, but my lawyer (naming him) recommended me to take this step.” The Chief Justice smiled acq... ...eneral effect. Learned naturalists describe these scenes of the tropics by naming a multitude of objects, and mentioning some characteristic feature o...

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...plain that this “well?” referred to much that they both understood without naming. The princess, who had a straight, rigid body, abnor- mally long for... ...iend of his. “Count Zhilinski—le Comte N. N.—le Capitaine S. S.,” said he, naming his guests. Rostov looked frown- ingly at the Frenchmen, bowed reluc... ...e might derive from a course of treatment he would lose as a result of the disputes about Buonaparte which would be inevitable. In any case it will be... .... And what are they doing, all these courtiers? Pfuel pro- poses, Armfeldt disputes, Bennigsen considers, and Barclay, called on to act, does not know... ...ntinued a long time, and the longer they lasted the more heated became the disputes, culmi- nating in shouts and personalities, and the less was it po... ..., was holding a paper in his hand, and called over all the Russians there, naming Pierre as “the man who does not give his name.” Glancing indolently ... ... laws, and that this or that mode of government is deter- mined by certain geographical and economic conditions, and that certain relations of populat...

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...pponents in this matter.” “I hope I shall have nothing to do with clerical disputes,” said Lydgate. “The path I have chosen is to work well in my own ... ...se-flesh would not wholly account for without that mysterious influence of Naming which determinates so much of mortal choice. Under any other name th... ...ingly. “Y ou will say it is Persian, or some- 357 George Eliot thing else geographical. It is my life. I have found it out, and cannot part with it. ... ...refixing the “Mr.;” but nobody having more intention in this interjectural naming than if they had said “the Riverston coach” when that vehicle appear...

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...pponents in this matter.” “I hope I shall have nothing to do with clerical disputes,” said Lydgate. “The path I have chosen is to work well in my own ... ...orse flesh would not wholly account for without that mysterious influence of Naming which de terminates so much of mortal choice. Under any other name ... ...t her hands en treatingly. “You will say it is Persian, or something else geographical. It is my life. I have found it out, and cannot part with it. ... ...prefixing the “Mr.;” but nobody having more intention in this interjectural naming than if they had said “the Riverston coach” when that vehicle appear...

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...e third time of asking (for I’ve put ‘em up a fortnight), is my reason for naming Monday. She’ll speak to you about it herself, and now she’ll find yo... ...were blotched, as if mission- ary maps were bursting out of them to impart geographical knowledge; notwithstanding that its weird furniture was for- l... ... charming atti- tudes, as she had little confidences with them, and little disputes concerning the identity of people in distant boxes, that the wretc...