History
1920, Vilna FAILUREIn 1920 in Vilna there was a largely Polish populations and it was made the capital of the newly created state of Lithuania. The polish found it unfair and their army seized the city and Lithuania resulted to the league. The league then asked the polish troops to withdraw but Poland refused. The matter was then passed to the Conference of Ambassadors (group of seniors diplomats who oversaw matters arising from the peace settlements) who awarded Vilna to Poland. 1921, Aaland Island
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Optimal reorder interval
Continuous-review inventory model,
Safety stock = z x σL = NORM. INV (α,0,1) x √L x σ
Lead time of shipping from factory to Europe = 5 weeks
Cycle service level = 98%
Product cost = $400
Holding cost per year = 30% of product cost
NORM.INV(0.98,0,1) =2.053748911
Average Inventory
= (Q/2 )+ Safety Stock
Order-Up-To Level,
S = s + Q
Factors driving safety inventory
-Replenishment lead time: If lead time is reduced by a factor of k, the required safety inventory will be reduced
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1. Shariat CourtUnder the presidential order in 1980, a court was constituted which was given constitutional status later on. federal shariat court has jurisdiction to introduce Islamic principles in a statute as contained in the injunctions of Islam. it can give its opinion to the gov’t concerned about an existing statute.
2. Relevant Provisions:
Article 203.
3. Composition:
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Second World War
CAUSES: nationalist discontent: at the end of ww1 Germany was unhappy because the Treaty of Versailles made it to give territory to Poland and Czechoslovakia, and italy was unhappy bc it hadn’t been given the territories it waned in the mediterranean. both countries desired to recover lost territories. economic protectionism: protectionist policies to reduce imports (adopted in the Great Depression of the 1930s) forced the countries to find new markets for their products. this created tensions between
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3Personal space (from now on “PROXEMIC”) is the región surrounding a person which they regard as psychologically theirs. Personal space is an indicator of people´s relationship. Most people value their personal space and feel discomfort, anger, or anxiety when their personal space is surpassed.4different personal spaces: Intimate distance (Until 46 cm) : This space is reserved for lovers, children and relatives. People we love and know very well. Personal distance (From 46cm to 1,2m,
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Traditional societies: similar to rural societies (in political, economic and cultural ways to those that existed before the industrial revolution. Also called pre-industrial.
- Most of them work in agricultural and livestock farming activities.
- Their production is based on survival.
- They manufacture the things artisanaly.
- A very stable and controlled behaviour (by religious and modal codes).
- Comunication between them and villages is very limited. Only few have the opportunity to travel or hear
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Chris – young generation
In the play, Arthur Miller portrays Joe and Chris as victims of the war. Chris is a symbol of the younger generation. He is young and naive soldier. He is honourable, principled, altruistic and socially responsible. He has noble ideas, such as “solidarity” and “responsibility”, which Chris learned in his war situations. He is ashamed of his father.
He is idealistic and a dreamer.
The diction “Kids” suggest that for Chris the soldiers were young like children
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T2: addicted: liking something very much. adventours: willing to try new and often difficult or dangerous things. aware: knowing that something exists, or having knowledge or experience of a particular thing. bothered: if you are bothered about something, it is important to you and you are worried about it. cautious: taking care to avoid risks or danger. critical: saying that someone or something is bad or wrong. decisive: able to make decisions quickly and confidently, or showing this quality.