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- La flexibilización cuantitativa/ a translation of George Osborne's statement regarding QE1 Imprimir dinero es el ultimo recurso de un gobierno desperado cuando todas las politicas alternativas han fracasado. No se puede descartarlo como el ultimo recurso contra la deflacion, mas, al fin y al cabo, imprimir dinero corre el riesgo de perder control de la inflacion y todos los problemas que traiga la inflacion alta.March 21, 201770
I think I deserve an LSE Scholarship because I have already overcome many difficulties, and I believe that I can overcome the financial difficulty as well. To study at the LSE, I learned* English, passed different tests, changed the schools in order to study the International Baccalaureate. to be able to apply to the university in UK, I also completed many forms, and waited nervously for the decision. Finally, I was jumping for joy when I received an offer. However, my parents were much more pragmatic as they told me that receiving an offer from the LSE meant that I was only a half way there. – I had to find the way how to cover all the expenses connected with the studying abroad. Finding a way to finance and sustain myself away from home was the next step. Unfortunately, the contribution that my parents can make is quite modest because the standards of living and salaries in Russia and UK are hardly to be compared beyond compare. The financial crisis and a crucial change of a in the currency exchange rate contributed to our difficult financial situation.
If I were to be made an award, I would definitely allocate the entire award to covering the cost of studying at the LSE. I hope to cover to some extent my living expenses while make up the rest by working during the holidays and summer time. I want to concentrate only on my studies during term time because I think studying successfully and hard should be my main goal now. I think that a part of an the scholarship may partly be spent on also go to help me to cover the cost of the dormitory.*Preferential.
Most of the changes I made were motivated a need for by precision. Good luck.
0 votedFebruary 21, 20170I think that I can do that quite well now, but I would like to improve that while studying at the LSE.
One of my wishes is to work in an International organization such as the UN because I believe only a global organisation has enough power to improve the situation in the world. I believe that studying at the LSE will provide me with the necessary skills because a number of students who graduated from the LSE already work with the UN, UN’s programs and a fund. In addition, the teaching at the LSE is at a very high level as the faculty consists of the best professors from different parts of the world. I like the structure of the course because I can specialise in the topics that are of particularly interesting to me. The International Relations degree includes the study of International Organizations which is valuable for me. I also would also like to study International Protection of Human Rights because it is an urgent question crucial today.
To sum up, LSE is everything that I could dream of and my hope is that it may become a reality.0 votedFebruary 21, 20170On the same wavelength
There are many important people in my life. but now I want to tell you about my sister now. We are siblings and close friends at once the same time.
We do are not like similar in appearance: she’s tall and slim, but and I’m of medium height and inclined to corpulence. (Haha, I like that phrase.)
However, our souls are on the same wavelength. While we lived with our parents, we had different friends, and different hobbies groups, but we liked the same books and had the same earworm songs.
Now we live at a distance of 1200 kilometres apart, and I have a my own family, and she has a brilliant professional career. We still have a deep connection to one another as before, and we like the same YouTube channels, movies and, of course, books.Very cool!
0 votedFebruary 21, 20171Please comment on my short writing.
Hello, my name is Jinwoo Jang. I am a 50 years old native* Korean male. I have taught Korean for to foreigners for more than 5 years in Seoul.
Depending on According to your level, I will first teach you the basic Korean alphabet, and fundamental structures and of pronunciation.
I focus on repeating Korean words and sentences repeatedly. That is the best way to master a language. Korean is not an exception. If you learn Korean from me, I am sure you will have very good Korean pronunciation. pronounce Korean very well.
If you are preparing for TOPIK, I can also give you a hand.
My hourly rate is 25,000 Won per hour for one student. For two students, the rate becomes 40,000 Won per hour. If you are in a group, let me know the number of students so Then I can let you know what I will charge the price of a lesson for a group.
I'd prefer to teach you at a place near to Seocho station, in southern part of Seoul.
You can call me at on 010-3204-4961.
My kakao id is lovebicycle.*Unneccesary/ made redundant.
0 votedFebruary 21, 20171Furthermore, if the sanctions punishment is needed, supervisors could send children to do some things that are beneficial for the community (benefit the community is better) instead of physically and mentally punishing them. They could be sent to pick up the rubbish on the beaches or clean up graffiti they have drawn (graffiti is a verb too so graffiti they graffitied would be fine) in schools.
In conclusion, I believe that to teach teaching the youths to distinguish between the right and wrong by punishing them is made redundant by its negative effects. However, if it must be done, many other alternatives may be optional. ways of enforcing it are available.
0 votedFebruary 20, 20171Teaching children by punishment is necessary?
Is punishing children necessary?
One important state in children's growth is teaching them to distinguish the facts between right and wrong, especially in their very ages. It is important to teach children to distinguish between right and wrong, particularly when they are very young.To do this, sanctions are given by teachers and parents and it is greatly believed to essential.In my opinion, I think the punishment is an inappropriate method and will explain why. To this end, teachers and parents should punish children- some believe this to be greatly essential. In my opinion, punishing children is inappropriate and I will explain why.
Firstly, some children and teenagers are rebellious in their earlier age because their psychologies are still growing. First, some children and teenagers are rebellious because they are still psychologically growing.By use punishment to guide them as a lesson, it may causes negative results. Therefore, using punishment to teach them a lesson will only lead to negative results. For example, they may lose the courage to try to do something new in the future. Secondly, to educate pretty young teaching children and infants to define discern the right or from the wrong, many of these methods are linked to might necessitate physical penalty, which, in my opinion, is not helpful but detrimental to those who are punished, because of in such their due to their young age. They may do not know what is punishment is and why they are being reproached. Finally, rewarding children when they do something good and or behavior good behave well in school instead of giving them a harsh punishment is more efficiently. (effective is better)
To establish the a proper notion framework for children to see the difference between the right and wrong, teachers and parents should firstly provide a serve as good role models in their terms of behaviour.0 votedFebruary 20, 20170
