3. Intervenes - sekkub 4. Insufficient – ebapiisavalt; ei ole piisavalt 5. Abolished – kaotas 6. Strengthened – suurendati; tugevdatud 7. Doorstep sales - lävemüük 8. The warranty period – garantiiaeg 9. Environmental pollution – keskkonnareostus 10.A term abroad – semester välismaal 11.Subsequently – edaspidi, järgnevalt 12. Remote to – kauge; kaugel 13.Common currency – ühisraha 14.Queues – järjekord 15.Internal market – ühtne turg 16.Unscrupulous activities – must äri 17.Exploit - ära kasutama 18.Frontier – piiriala 19.Cornflakes – maisihelbed 20.Transparency – läbipaistvus 21.Yardstick – möödupuu 22.Gross domestic product – sisemajanduse koguprodukt 23.Prejudice – eelarvamused 24.Appalling - jubedus, kohutav, õõvastav 25.Instigators – aluspanija, algataja 26.Mutual enmity – vastastikune vaenulikkus 27.Disputes – vaidlus 28.Comprasions – võrdlused 29.Admittedly - tõsi küll 30
He was killed by an arrow shot by one of his lords, Walter Tirel. Historians are not sure whether Tirel deliberately fired the arrow at William. But some people believe that William's younger brother, Henry, plotted his death. He had been with William at the time of the accident. He rode to Winchester and took charge of the king's treasury. He then rode to Westminster, where he was crowned king three days later. Henry I (1100 - 1135) Henry I was an ambitious and unscrupulous politician. Early in his reign, he set out to convince his subjects that he would not be as ruthless as his brother had been. He proved himself an effective king. He maintained good order and kept his barons in check. In 1101, Duke Robert of Normandy invaded England to claim the throne as the eldest of William the Conqueror's sons. Henry made terms with him, and Robert renounced his claim in return for a pension. Five years later, Henry invaded Normandy, and captured Robert at the
That is why I entered an optional class where I could have lessons on law twice a week. All that I have done and experienced in my studying of the basic aspects of the law has further stimulated and reinforced my interest in the law, especially international obligations and public law, and my determination to pursue a legal career. Studying to be a lawyer represents the fulfilment of one of my longest held dreams. Whatever I could do as a lawyer to help people who are victimised by unscrupulous businessmen, as well as their own ignorance of the law, would give me a great satisfaction. The duty of the lawyer is not only to punish people for various crimes: from espionage to serial murder and terrorism, but they must do their best to prevent crimes, to fight against evil in our society. The lawyers should help those people, who committed an error (broke the law) to find the right road in their life. Judges can hand down a death sentence for murder in our country
The liquidator from creditors may seize the movable and immovable property, as well as the accounts of the debtor, which in turn paralyze the company and jeopardize the continued existence of the company; The liquidator from creditors in bankruptcy can discern the signs of fictitious and / or deliberate bankruptcy of the debtor and to bring to justice. This measure is a legitimate and effective in collecting debts from the debtor; A bankruptcy unscrupulous criminal creditors legally can completely away business of the debtor; The liquidator from creditors may deliberately undermine the recovery of the debtor's ability to pay; Creditors may undermine the reputation and credibility of the debtor's business environment. Therefore, in the event of insolvency of the situation it is recommended: select and hire "your" trustee; to be the first to initiate bankruptcy proceedings;
conquered our people. Today, the Capitalist Nigger is not in any mood to conquer anybody. His sole mission in life is the accumulation of wealth in comparison to the accumulation of wealth of his Caucasian-brothers. The long hours you may have to put in to achieving your dream, could cause a major strain, given the undeserved perception that the Blackman is more interested in his penis than in taking care of his future. They should understand that you are not in it to attract unscrupulous women; you are not in it to obtain a business loan and use it to buy a BMW (thank God the Cadillac is no longer the symbol of Black success stories); you are not in it to wear alligator shoes or those uncoordinated green shoes. Another minefield to maneuver are your friends. We as Black people are known for our PHDs – Pulling Him Down; we are like crabs which have been thrown into a barrel. One of them summons the courage to climb out of the barrel
lA variety of other business operations use the no-cost information offer extensively. Pest extermina- tor companies, for instance, have found that most people who agree to a free home examination give the extermination job to the examining company, provided they are convinced that it is needed. They apparently feel an obligation to give their business to the firm that rendered the initial, complimentary service. Knowing that such customers are unlikely to comparison shop for this rea- son, unscrupulous pest control operations will take advantage of the situation by citing higher-than- competitive prices for work commissioned in this way. _ _ Chapter 2 RECIPROCATION If you were to find yourself in such a situation with the realization that the pri- mary motive of the inspector's visit was to sell you a costly alarm system, your most effective next action would be a simple, private maneuver. It would involve the mental act of redefinition
Blackburn (1984: 172) offers a pungent quote from Hobbes' Leviathan. 6 I owe this observation to Franklin Goldsmith. 7 Here and elsewhere he draws on Tversky (1977). 8 If you want greed, try cats. But no one ever calls someone a cat as a metaphorical way of saying that that person is greedy. 200 Notes A further example is "bastard." I know of no evidence that a male person whose parents were not married when he was born is any more likely to be callous or unscrupulous than is anyone else. 9 Fogelin addresses this objection (pp. 445), but I think weakly. He complains that "gorilla" is not a metaphor but a dead metaphor; if so, that seems inessential to the example. Then he suggests that either the ellipsis is larger than usual, including "what most people think --s are like," or the speaker "speaks from the perspective of common belief which he and his listener know contains false beliefs they do not share
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