Sentences with phrase «affaires business»

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Former editor - in - chief of Quebec business magazines Commerce and Affaires Plus, Pierre Duhamel has been reporting on Quebec business since 1986.

In each issue of Premières en affaires, the magazine selects 8 «Incontournables» women in a specific area of business in Quebec.

According to WPP, Scott is an engineering graduate with an MBA from INSEAD, originally an acronym for the graduate business school Institut Européen d'Administration des Affaires.

Its subsidiary Eidos Montreal could grow from about 350 staff to nearly 700 if a deal with state officials is agreed, according to local business publication La Presse Affaires.

Then there is the following example, one where the French business school INSEAD (Institut Européen d'Administration des Affaires) had a role - playing exercise where students ran a fictional international oil and gas corporation facing climate change decisions.

In conjunction with the UNCITRAL rules, moreover, the DRC is imminently expected to implement OHADA (Organisation pour l'Harmonisation en Afrique du Droit des Affaires), a treaty aimed at harmonising the business laws of Francophone Africa.

Among my many publications, one may quote in particular the book on Belgian Business Criminal Law (Droit pénal des affaires, co-authored with the Hon. Attorney General Jean Spreutels and magistrate Françoise Roggen, Bruylant, 2005), as well as my bi-yearly case - law review in white collar crime and business criminal law published in the Belgian Commercial Law Journal (RDCBusiness Criminal Law (Droit pénal des affaires, co-authored with the Hon. Attorney General Jean Spreutels and magistrate Françoise Roggen, Bruylant, 2005), as well as my bi-yearly case - law review in white collar crime and business criminal law published in the Belgian Commercial Law Journal (RDCbusiness criminal law published in the Belgian Commercial Law Journal (RDC / TBH).