74 résultats pour "résigner"

• Citation Georges Duhamel: "le Cinéma Est Un Divertissement D'ilotes ..."

  le spectateur vit au travers d’un personnage une expérience nouvel\ le qui pourra lui servir d’enseignement, une expérience parprocuration dont il pourra tirer les bienfaits comme s’il l’avait \ vécue. C’est la part psychologisante du cinéma qui est alors en\ jeu. C’est différent du théâtre où les corps sont en action devant le s\ pectateur mais le cinéma reproduit le plus possible cette proximité\ , par l’intermédiaire des gros plans par exemple. En effet, c’est ce \ que nous pouvons constater...

• Pierre Elliott Trudeau.

  IV PRIME MINISTER After the resignation of Lester Pearson as leader of the Liberal Party, Trudeau was chosen as his successor, and on April 20, 1968, he became prime minister. He calleda general election and showed himself to be a brilliant campaigner, projecting an image of youthful charm and vitality. He argued for a united Canada with equal rightsfor French- and English-speaking citizens and opposed special status for any province. The voters gave him a substantial majority over Robert Stan...

• Pierre Elliott Trudeau - Canadian History.

  IV PRIME MINISTER After the resignation of Lester Pearson as leader of the Liberal Party, Trudeau was chosen as his successor, and on April 20, 1968, he became prime minister. He calleda general election and showed himself to be a brilliant campaigner, projecting an image of youthful charm and vitality. He argued for a united Canada with equal rightsfor French- and English-speaking citizens and opposed special status for any province. The voters gave him a substantial majority over Robert Stan...

• BARBEY D’AUREVILLY : sa vie et son oeuvre

  des Diaboliques) le placent au tout premier rang des constructeurs d'univers. Le monde aurevillien est étrange, de cette étrangeté qui n'est pas moins inquié­ tante d'être, au fond, familière : ensemble poétique sans référent à force de références, système moral unique et qui servit de repère à beaucoup, modèle idéologique ter­ riblement déchiffrable parce qu'irréductiblement contra­ dictoire. u Une lente et pénible résignation à la littérature n (J. P...

• John Tyler.

  A “His Accidency” Tyler was summoned to Washington, D.C., as acting president. The Constitution seemed unclear as to whether Tyler should now merely assume the duties of thepresident until new elections were held, or whether he should in fact assume the office of president. Tyler chose the latter view and on April 6 had himself sworn in aspresident. This procedure, later taken for granted, exposed Tyler to much censure and abuse. Throughout his term, Whigs and Democrats alike denounced his acti...

• John Tyler

  A “His Accidency” Tyler was summoned to Washington, D.C., as acting president. The Constitution seemed unclear as to whether Tyler should now merely assume the duties of thepresident until new elections were held, or whether he should in fact assume the office of president. Tyler chose the latter view and on April 6 had himself sworn in aspresident. This procedure, later taken for granted, exposed Tyler to much censure and abuse. Throughout his term, Whigs and Democrats alike denounced his acti...

• Texte du bac francais (EAF)

  ADM Communication Baccalauréat de français Page 2 sur 174 Étude de quarante sonnets.............................................................................................................51 Vers dorés..................................................................................................................................51 Bataille navale...........................................................................................................................52 Midi............

• Calvin Coolidge.

  By 1923 President Harding was faced with a number of difficulties. A business depression, which had begun in 1922, continued. In addition, the Republican majorities inboth houses of Congress were reduced in the election of 1922, and a discontented farm bloc of Western Republican senators threatened to destroy the Senate majorityby allying with the Democrats. Finally, it was rumored that major scandals involving Harding's friends were about to break. The rumors were soon proved accurate. The dire...

• Calvin Coolidge

  By 1923 President Harding was faced with a number of difficulties. A business depression, which had begun in 1922, continued. In addition, the Republican majorities inboth houses of Congress were reduced in the election of 1922, and a discontented farm bloc of Western Republican senators threatened to destroy the Senate majorityby allying with the Democrats. Finally, it was rumored that major scandals involving Harding's friends were about to break. The rumors were soon proved accurate. The dire...

• Pourquoi désirer l'impossible ?

  nous rend irresponsables. C'est pourquoi la morale, faute de pouvoir supprimer tout désir car se serait être dans un état proche de l'inertie, s'efforce de soumettre lesdésirs et les passions au contrôle de la raison, appuyée par la volonté. Car les désirs sont nécessaires à la vie, mais ils ne doivent pas gouverner notre âme, commePLATON nous met en garde dans La République.La passion est un désir excessif, déraisonnable : soit par l'objet impossible à atteindre, soit par sa force et sa violenc...

• Philosopher, est-ce renoncer a transformer l'ordre du monde ?

  - Epicure (3è siècle avant JC) rejetait la soumissions aux désirs vains, tels que la gloire,la richesse ou la reconnaissance. Rejeter en bloc la recherche de tels plaisirs, n'est-cepas se résigner à sortir du monde, à ne pas le changer ? Epicure est un bel exemplehistorique de philosophe n'ayant pas désiré changer l'ordre du monde, mais ne s'étant pasrésigné à modifier sa propre conduite face à celui-ci. Puisque tous les hommespoursuivent des plaisirs vains, se disait-il, je vais m'écarter...

• sujet

  ­ La liberté débrid ée conduirait  à la n égligence des devoirs   scolaires, familiaux, sociaux... ­ Chaque soci été pose des limites d'ordre moral, religieux et     social  à la libert é de l'individu. ­ Il n' y a pas de libert é absolue. ­ Un grande libert é peut entra îner l'anarchie. 3 ème partie : Point de vue personnel A mon avis, il est utile d'accorder une grande libert é aux jeunes. Cependant, il faut leur faire comprendre qu'il y a une diff érence entre la libert é et l'anarc...

• Sandra Day O'Connor.

  sex discrimination. VI RETIREMENT AND WRITINGS O’Connor was widely viewed as a likely successor to Rehnquist as chief justice. However, on July 1, 2005, she announced her resignation from the Court, effective uponthe confirmation of a successor. O’Connor’s principal reason for stepping down was reportedly to spend more time with her husband, who was said to have Alzheimer’sdisease. Justice Samuel A. Alito, Jr., replaced O’Connor on the Court. O’Connor collaborated with her brother, H. Alan Day...

• Sandra Day O'Connor - USA History.

  sex discrimination. VI RETIREMENT AND WRITINGS O’Connor was widely viewed as a likely successor to Rehnquist as chief justice. However, on July 1, 2005, she announced her resignation from the Court, effective uponthe confirmation of a successor. O’Connor’s principal reason for stepping down was reportedly to spend more time with her husband, who was said to have Alzheimer’sdisease. Justice Samuel A. Alito, Jr., replaced O’Connor on the Court. O’Connor collaborated with her brother, H. Alan Day...

• ACCEPTATION, substantif féminin.

• restaurer les finances.

  Ledru-Rollin et37 106 àRaspail. De tels résultats révèlentàla classe politique l'ampleur dumouvement dontLouis Napoléon estlebénéficiaire. Les ouvriers, notamment, ontvoté enmajorité pourlui.Mais, auxyeux detous, c'estl'irruption duvote paysan qui constitue lefait majeur. Ilcontinuera d'ailleursdepeser pendant plusd'un siècle... Selon KarlMarx, l'élection du10décembre futbien «une réaction despaysans quiavaient dûpayer lesfrais de la révolution defévrier, réaction dirigéecontrelesautres classes...

• pays ne se trompe de date, de temps, de jour.

  propres critères. Encorefaudrait-il quecepays entende l'échodeleurs incidents deséance; etqu'il en comprenne lesens... La manoeuvre deThouret déplacera-t-elle unevoix chez toutunpetit peuple dontlarésolution demandebien autre chose pourêtreébranlée? En réalité, cen'est pasàl'Assemblée quel'affaire vasejouer. Leprince n'aura pastortd'ypasser encore moins de temps qu'auparavant etd'en éviter lespièges etles faux pas.Rémusat abien exprimé cequi devait êtrele sentiment deLouis Napoléon lui-même :« L...

• résulta, pas plus que de l'embrassade, qui se produisit ensuite, du dieu inconnu.

  XXIII Le domaine dudieu Non seulement Croc-Blanc étaitcapable, parsanature, des’adapter auxgens etaux choses, maisilraisonnait et comprenait lanécessité decette adaptation. Ici,àSierra Vista(c’était lenom dudomaine dujuge Scott, pèredeWeedon Scott), ilse sentit rapidement chezlui. Dick, après quelques bouderies etformalités, s’étaitrésigné àaccepter laprésence duloup, imposée parsesmaîtres. Même iln’aurait pasmieux demandé quededevenir sonami. Mais Croc-Blanc nesesouciait pasd’aucune amitiédeses...

• Julius Caesar I INTRODUCTION Julius Caesar (100-44 BC), Roman general and statesman whose dictatorship was pivotal in Rome's transition from republic to empire.

  V CROSSING THE RUBICON In 52 BC, with Crassus out of the way, Pompey was made sole consul. Combined with his other powers, this gave him a formidable position. Jealous of his younger rival, he determined to break Caesar’s power. To achieve this objective, he first needed to deprive Caesar of the forces he commanded in Gaul. Pompey ordered him toreturn to Rome without his troops. To protect himself, Caesar suggested that he and Pompey both lay down their commands simultaneously, but this propos...

• Julius Caesar.

  V CROSSING THE RUBICON In 52 BC, with Crassus out of the way, Pompey was made sole consul. Combined with his other powers, this gave him a formidable position. Jealous of his younger rival, he determined to break Caesar’s power. To achieve this objective, he first needed to deprive Caesar of the forces he commanded in Gaul. Pompey ordered him toreturn to Rome without his troops. To protect himself, Caesar suggested that he and Pompey both lay down their commands simultaneously, but this propos...

• Jimmy Carter.

  B Election of 1976 Carter apparently decided as early as 1972, halfway through his four-year term as governor, that he would seek the presidency of the United States. Soon after the1972 election, his campaign manager drew up a detailed campaign strategy. Carter followed the plan closely, beginning an exhausting schedule of campaigning as soonas his gubernatorial term ended. When Carter formally announced in January 1975 that he was a candidate for president, he had almost no national reputation...

• Jimmy Carter

  B Election of 1976 Carter apparently decided as early as 1972, halfway through his four-year term as governor, that he would seek the presidency of the United States. Soon after the1972 election, his campaign manager drew up a detailed campaign strategy. Carter followed the plan closely, beginning an exhausting schedule of campaigning as soonas his gubernatorial term ended. When Carter formally announced in January 1975 that he was a candidate for president, he had almost no national reputation...

• Dwight D.

  maneuvers in Louisiana in 1941, he played a leading role as a staff officer, adding to his reputation and securing him a promotion to brigadier general. On December 7,1941, Japan attacked Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, and the next day the United States entered World War II against the Axis Powers (Japan, Germany, and Italy). A weeklater, the army’s new chief of staff, General George C. Marshall, called Eisenhower to Washington, D.C., and put him in charge of the War Plans Division. Opinions differed on...

• Supreme Court of the United States.

  The Constitution does not specify formal qualifications for membership on the Supreme Court. From the beginning, though, justices have all been lawyers, and mostpursued legal and political careers before serving on the Court. Many justices served as members of Congress, governors, or members of the Cabinet. One president,William Howard Taft, was later appointed chief justice. Some justices came to the Court from private law practice, and others were appointed from positions as lawprofessors. Man...