W celu przećwiczenia i lepszego przybliżenia słownictwa i stylu
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W celu przećwiczenia i lepszego przybliżenia słownictwa i stylu
W celu przećwiczenia i lepszego przybliżenia słownictwa i stylu obowiązującego w prawnym języku angielskim studenci programu JOBiIT proszeni są o wykonanie poniższych ćwiczeń. Wykonane zadania należy w formie elektronicznej przesłać na adres: [email protected] do dnia 20 lipca 2013 r. Aby uzyskać odpowiedzi na ewentualne pytania, otrzymać pomoc/konsultację i zweryfikować wykonane ćwiczenia, studenci mogą skorzystać z dyżurów przedmiotowych, których harmonogram jest następujący: Studia stacjonarne: 21 czerwca 2013 (piątek) grupa BjobiIT AD godzina sala przedmiot 13:15C tutorial 15:30 wykładowca uwagi Matschi K 27 czerwca 2013 (czwartek) grupa BjobiIT AD godzina sala przedmiot 11:30C tutorial 13:45 wykładowca uwagi Matschi K 04 lipca 2013 (czwartek) grupa BjobiIT AD godzina sala przedmiot 11:15C tutorial 12:45 wykładowca Matschi K uwagi Studia niestacjonarne: 23 czerwca 2013 (niedziela) grupa 3jobiIT AZ godzina sala przedmiot 14:00jobiIT A 15:30 tutorial wykładowca uwagi Matschi K 28 czerwca 2013 (piątek) grupa 3jobiIT AZ godzina sala przedmiot 15:00jobiIT 11 15:45 tutorial wykładowca uwagi Matschi K 29 czerwca 2013 (sobota) grupa 3jobiIT AZ godzina sala przedmiot 11:00jobiIT 11 12:30 tutorial wykładowca uwagi Matschi K 05 lipca 2013 (piątek) grupa 3jobiIT AZ godzina sala przedmiot 15:00jobiIT N 17:15 tutorial wykładowca Matschi K uwagi ZADANIA OBOWIĄZKOWE (1-5) Zadanie 1. Po przeanalizowaniu listy zwrotów poniżej wyraź treść podaną w zdaniach 1-15 z użyciem podanych w nawiasach słów i zachowaniem możliwie najbardziej formalnego stylu. OBOWIĄZKOWO NALEŻY NAPISAĆ CO NAJMNIEJ 5 ZDAŃ Example: I could do that, but I didn’t want to. The capacity to perform existed, but there occurred a shortage of motivation. A few features of legal style in writing use of sophisticated language – terminology, words of Latin origin and greater number of syllables e.g., more complex expressions big vs. substantial effects vs. ramifications to agree vs. to consent although vs. notwithstanding to do vs. to perform hospital vs. health care facility if vs. unless/otherwise/in the event of to get vs. to obtain home vs. domicile/place of residence preference given to phrases with nouns/adjective rather than verbs e.g. to know vs. to possess knowledge to have vs. to be in the possession of it may be vs. there is a probability that what you say vs. the statement of a party etc. focus on issues and the state-of-affair rather than people involved – language as impersonal as possible. Therefore people usually appear in the 3rd person or not at all. Also, wide use of passive voice. John and Mary love each other vs. There is a strong reciprocal bond of emotional character between John and Mary The police investigated and found... vs. In the course of police investigation it has been established... When they read the document, the started to sign it one by one vs. The document having been read, the individual signing procedure commenced I promise to deliver it to you vs. The party referred to as Deliverer shall convey the goods to the Recipient. repetitions instead of pronouns (he, she, it) to avoid confusion in long sentences, with/or expressions that confirm reference e.g. The aforementioned document shall be signed by the Landlord at the Landlord’s principal place of business, with the said Landlord or Landlord’s representative referred to in Art. 1 lists of items in order to cover all possibilities This DVD must not be rented, sold, re-sold, displayed, shown, duplicated in one or more copies, or otherwise made available to third parties... certain innocent words can have specific meaning; the widely used “shall” carries a meaning of commitment and obligation, “may” permission. To execute means to sign a contract while a similar “perform” means to carry out what it says. 1. I might be having some trouble on the way back. (probability, difficulty, return) 2. Sheila can’t be bothered to do things around the house. (willingness, chores) 3. We couldn’t get you the stuff because the van broke down. (inability, goods, to result from, mechanical failure) 4. Stupid of me to get that computer on eBay from a seller I don’t know. (injudicious, obtain, vendor) 5. Someone should do something with the pipes in this building. (plumbing, maintenance, attend to) 6. And since we are on the subject of oranges, I’m telling you again I didn’t buy them in Biedronka. (with respect to, purchase) 7. The builders forgot to lock the doors when they finished work. (construction, neglect, secure access, completion) 8. They found a dead body in Mr. Johnson’s yard. (discover, corpse, premises) 9. What happened on the night before the President came showed how quick the police are in reacting. (events, preceding, demonstrate, law enforcement, prompt response) 10. John did badly in maths exams, so his dad had to come and sort things out. (performance, necessitate, intervention) 11. If you need me, just give me a call (should, arise, communication, via, sufficient/suffice) 12. Depending on the weather, we’ll do the show here or somewhere where it doesn’t rain. (subject to, performance, hold, location, sheltered venue). 13. I can show you how I blow up a building, but only if the conditions are as they should be. (public demonstration, demolition, feasible, provision, meet, required specification) 14. Some of the types living in the neighbourhood are fairly shady. (individuals, inhabit, , describe, suspicious) 15. We may run out of water soon. (likely, supply, exhaust) Zadanie 2. Podaj polskie brzmienie zaznaczonych tłustym drukiem wyrażeń. 1. With respect to matters not covered by the provisions of the Uniform Rules for the New York Court of Claims (the Uniform Rules), the Court of Claims adheres to the rules set forth in the Civil Practice Law and Rules (the CPLR). Ct. Cl. R. Section 206.1(c). Because the Uniform Rules do not discuss disclosure of expert witnesses, it follows that the Court of Claims' rules on the subject are governed by the CPLR. 2. The court rejected the defendant's argument that the headlines were not the product of sufficient skill or effort, finding that because many of the headlines consisted of eight or so words that imparted information, copying of the headlines might at least in some instances constitute copyright infringement. 3. The Trustee, at any time, by an instrument in writing executed by the Trustee, with the concurrence of the City Council evidenced by a resolution, may accept the resignation of or remove any co-trustee or separate trustee appointed under this section. 4. Taxes imposed by any governmental authority, such as sales, use, excise, gross-receipts, or other taxes relating to the equipment, except for the personal-property tax, for which Biltex, Inc. is assessed and liable in accordance with applicable law, must be reimbursed by Calburn, Inc 5. 2.1 No Default or Violation of the Law. The execution and delivery of this Loan Agreement, or the bond indenture, and any other transaction documents by the Authority, will not result in a breach of the terms of, or constitute a default under, (A) any indenture, mortgage, deed of trust, lease, or other instrument to which the Authority is a party or by which it or any of its property is bound or its bylaws or any of the constitutional or statutory rules or regulations applicable to the Authority or its property. 6. In the event that any employee is requested to testify in any judicial or administrative proceeding, said party will give the company prompt notice of such request in order that the company may seek an appropriate protective order. 7. All modifications, interlineations, additions, supplements, and/or changes to this Contractual Amendment are subject to and conditioned upon a fully executed, signed, and dated acceptance, approval, and confirmation at Pantheon's corporate headquarters. 8. Pursuant to the provisions of Section 3670, 3671, and 3672 of the Internal Revenue Code of the United States, notice is hereby given that there have been assessed under the Internal Revenue Code of the United States, against the following-named taxpayer, taxes (including interest and penalties) which after demand for payment thereof remain unpaid, and that by virtue of the above-mentioned statutes the amount (or amounts) of said taxes, together with penalties, interest, and costs that may accrue in addition thereto, is (or are) a lien (or liens) in favor of the United States upon all property and rights to property belonging to said taxpayer. 9. In the event of termination of this Agreement by Sponsor before expiration of the project period, Sponsor must pay all costs that the University has accrued as of the date of termination. 10. If the bailee fails, refrains, or refuses to perform any obligation under this agreement, the bailor may, at its option, perform the obligation of the bailee and charge to, bill, or otherwise recover from the bailee the cost of this performance. 11. Seller must cooperate with and assist Buyer in this process, without bearing the costs or expenses associated therewith. Zadanie 3. Uzupełnij poniższe zdania odpowiednimi przyimkami podanymi w ramce against (2x) from (2x) of on (2x) to (3x) under via with 1. It is unlawful for a person to discriminate .......................another based on sex or marital status in the hiring process and in respect of the terms and conditions of employment. 2. After the employee is hired protection is generally provided ............................. the Employment Rights Act 1996. 3. A voluntary arbitration procedure in unfair dismissal cases is available .............................. employers and employees as an alternative .........................the traditional way of resolving such cases................................employment tribunals. 4. No employer is immune ..............................employment law cases being brought against them. 5. In many instances, employees successfully claimed that they were victims .............................. sex discrimination and that discriminatory culture present in many companies prevented women from becoming senior managers. 6. One EU directive would deal with outlawing discrimination ........................the grounds of race and ethnicity. 7. Once passed, the directives would immediately become binding ..................EU member states Zadanie 4. Uzupełnij poniższe zdania odpowiednimi czasownikami podanymi w ramce awarded includes dismissed incurred decide issue file pay goes resembles heard If you think you have been unfairly...............................from your job, you can ......................... a claim for your case to be ................................by an employment tribunal. A tribunal ...............................a court, although it is more informal. It hears different types of complaints from employees. If your complaint ................................to a hearing, it will heard by a panel of three people, which typically .................................. the chair, who is a qualified legal practitioner, and two non-legally qualified members, who may have experience as employers or union representatives, for example. The tribunal will ..............................whether your dismissal was unfair not. If your case is successful, the tribunal will also decide whether compensation should be paid, and if so, how much. The tribunal may .............................. a cost order, requiring the claimant or the respondent (employer) to ..............................the costs ....................... by the other party. Zadanie 5. Po zapoznaniu się z sytuacją opisaną w punktach 1-8 wybierz jedno z podanych rozwiązań a-f i zwięźle uzasadnij (1-3 zdania). a) no action b) a friendly word with the person c) official verbal warning/reprimand d) official written warning/reprimand e) dismissal on disciplinary grounds f) any other solution you think is fit OBOWIĄZKOWO NALEŻY ZAPROPONOWAĆ ROZWIĄZANIA CO NAJMNIEJ 5 SYTUACJI 1. An employee who continually refuses to comply with the safety regulations has caused a small fire. There has been only minor damage and no injuries among the staff. 2. You witness an employee verbally and physically threatening a colleague. He has never behaved like this before. 3. An employee has told a friend (a journalist) about secret negotiations about strategic movements of your company. Soon afterwards the story is published in an important national newspaper. 4. An employee comes to work but his behaviour is not entirely normal. After talking to him/her you have a distinct impression that the person is drunk. 5. You discover that information provided by a new employee on the CV in untrue. Her experience is much smaller and she does not possess the qualifications she claimed she has. 6. An employee is treating the work hours lightly – always comes a bit late, leaves some 10 minutes early, her lunch breaks are longer. It happens almost every day, and people are complaining. 7. Thinking that no one is watching, an employee puts a packet of photocopier paper in his/her bag to take home. 8. Employees are working on computers with a new system, which hangs up from time to time. An employee, in frustration over this problem, hits the screen and damages it beyond repair. A replacement means a cost of at least 1500 PLN. ZADANIA DLA CHĘTNYCH (6 i 7) Zadanie 6. Napisz dziesięciopunktowy regulamin na JEDEN z podanych tematów A company is allowed to establish its own laws and regulations in certain areas. Choose one of the following: SMOKING, LANGUAGE, DRESS CODE, BREAKS and draft up to 10 points of internal policy regulating these issues. You write it from the point of view of an employer, and there is a need to maintain certain formality of language, although without exaggeration. Zadanie 7. Na załączonym formularzu umowy (AGREEMENT) wypełnij podane rubryki i naszkicuj krótką umowę na JEDEN z podanych tematów. Skorzystaj z podanych wskazówek. Please try to draft a short agreement on one of the following: - Considerate Neighbourhood (two adjacent detached houses with gardens) - Family Visits (with family staying longer than one day) - Dating Fill in the blank spaces on the template. the space under “Whereas” serves to explain the rationale, or the reasons why parties enter into an agreement. After “Parties agree as follows” state obligations and rights of each party. Remember to use formalised, impersonal language, and feel free to use expressions and forms (e.g. shall/may) that you have encountered so far. Do not forget that the contract must state what happens when it is not complied with (breached), and where there might be exceptions. Possibly, you might add when it becomes effective/comes into force You might wish to refer to everyday, humorous situations, but keep a serious style. ......................................................................... AGREEMENT IS MADE ON ................................... BETWEEN: ...........................................(hereinafter referred to as .............................), represented by:........................................................ AND ...........................................(hereinafter referred to as .............................), represented by:........................................................ WHEREAS: THE PARTIES AGREE AS FOLLOWS: This document is made in two identical counterparts, one for each of the parties thereto SIGNATURES on behalf of the......................................... on behalf of the..................................................