950 resultados para third party liability insurance
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"Serial no. 103-10."
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Includes index.
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First report includes also the Report of the Minnesota Compensation Rating Bureau.
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Hearings held Oct. 1, 1953-Jan. 11, 1954.
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Chiefly tables.
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Mode of access: Internet.
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Mode of access: Internet.
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"Key" on lining-papers.
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Until 1891 the Insurance year book was published in 1 vol. From 1891 to 1922 it was published in 2 vols., one devoted to "Life and miscellaneous" (1905-1922 "Life, casualty and miscellaneous") and the other to "Fire and marine." 1923- published in 3 vols., the first devoted to "Life insurance," the second to "Casualty and miscellaneous" and the third to "Fire and marine."
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Considers (73) S. 2915.
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Reed Smoot, chairman.
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1939.--pt.30. Technology and concentration of economic power. Apr.8-12, 15-19, 22-26, 1940.--31. Investments, profits, and rates of return for selected industries.
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Includes bibliographical references & index.
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Hearings on S. 3024, S. 3206, title II of S. 3257, and sections 114 and 125 of S. 3267.
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This chapter illustrates extratextual and intratextual aspects of ideology as related to translation with a case study, a policy document by Tony Blair and Gerhard Schröder, jointly published in English and German in June 1999. Textual features of the two language versions are compared and linked to the social contexts. Concepts and methods of critical discourse analysis and of descriptive and functionalist approaches to translation are applied for this purpose. In particular, reactions to the German text in Germany are explained with reference to the socio-political and ideological conditions of the text production, which was a case of parallel text production combined with translation. It is illustrated that decisions at the linguistic micro-level have had effects for a political party, reflected for example in the German Social Democratic Party debating its identity due to the textual treatment of ideological keywords. The subtle differences revealed in a comparative analysis of the two texts indicate the text producers' awareness of ideological phenomena in the respective cultures. Both texts thus serve as windows onto ideologies and political power relations in the contemporary world.