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chargé de mission (entreprise) | WordReference Forums : (Chargé de mission). From these job descriptions, there would seem to be overlap between a Policy Officer and a Chargé de Mission but not a direct equivalence, although there is probably some scope for variance from one company to another, so it's probably close enough unless someone has a better suggestion.
Que signifie - HiNative : Que signifie En foi de quoi le présent cértificat lui est délivré pour servir et valoir ce qui est de droit ?
Commit - Active or Passive Voice | WordReference Forums : I agree with Loob's lucid lesson. I don't think the passive voice is being used. I have one observation: if this is from a company's mission statement, it's raison d'etre, it is just possible that "We commit to serving" would be more appropriate. It's a Day 1 commitment, a statement of how the newly-created company will take things forward. Of course mission statements are written for pre ...
What is the difference between "end of the mission" and ... - HiNative : Synonym for end of the mission hey hey The difference between "end of the mission" and "end of mission" lies in the presence or absence of the article "the." Here are example sentences to illustrate the distinction: 1. "End of the mission": This phrase refers to the conclusion or completion of a specific mission or task. - "We celebrated the end of the mission with a big party." - "The team ...
travailler à/sur qqch - préposition | WordReference Forums : Bonjour à tous, j'ai vu souvent qu'on emploie travailler sur qch., et que lorsque l'on doit trouver un pronom, on dit "J'y ai travaillé pendant longtemps". Donc je voudrais savoir si on peut bien dire les deux : travailler sur qch et travailler à qch ? Merci de votre avis !
Mission complete! or Mission completed! Which one is correct? : They are both correct. They are forms of ellipsis. (The) Mission (is) complete! (The) Mission (has been) completed! I'd say the second version is a bit more popular. We have some common phrases like "mission accomplished"
the following month/in the following month - WordReference Forums : The following month we underwent heavy training. 2-It was the 23th of February when we were told we would be sent on a mission. In the following month we underwent heavy training. In which case: a-The following month was the month of March and in which case: b-The following month was the thirty-day period starting on the 24th of ...
Mission complete! or Mission completed! Which one is correct? : They are both correct. They are forms of ellipsis. (The) Mission (is) complete! (The) Mission (has been) completed! I'd say the second version is a bit more popular. We have some common phrases like "mission accomplished"
identity of the seal - WordReference Forums : Hi, Please advise, what does "identity" mean? I undertand authenticity but I am not sure about identity. Thanks. Kind regards, A. This Apostille only certifies the authenticity of the signature, seal or stamp and the capacity of the person who signed the attached Singapore Public document...
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