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Monitorul Oficial Partea I
PARTEA I Anul IX Ñ Nr. 85 LEGI, DECRETE, HOTÃRÂRI ªI ALTE ACTE Joi, 8 mai 1997 SUMAR Nr. Pagina Nr. Pagina HOTÃRÂRI ALE GUVERNULUI ROMÂNIEI 181. Ñ Hotãrâre privind aprobarea indicatorilor tehnico- 168. Ñ Hotãrâre privind regimul produselor ºi serviciilor economici ai obiectivului de investiþii ”Înfiinþare dis- care pot pune în pericol viaþa, sãnãtatea, securita- tribuþie gaze naturale în comuna Tiþeºti, judeþul tea muncii ºi protecþia mediului înconjurãtor .......... 1Ð3 ArgeºÒ......................................................................... 13 172. Ñ Hotãrâre pentru înfiinþarea Registrului Naþional 182. Ñ Hotãrâre privind aprobarea indicatorilor tehnico- al Substanþelor Chimice Potenþial Toxice ºi apro- economici ai obiectivului de investiþii ”Modernizare barea regulamentului de organizare ºi funcþionare centrale termice ºi reabilitare reþele de distribuþie a acestuia .................................................................. 3Ð5 energie termicã în oraºul Predeal, judeþul BraºovÒ 13 175. Ñ Hotãrâre privind înfiinþarea Societãþii Comerciale 183. Ñ Hotãrâre privind aprobarea indicatorilor tehnico- ”Editura CeresÒ Ñ S.A. ............................................ 5Ð10 economici ai obiectivului de investiþii ”Blocuri de 177. Ñ Hotãrâre privind numirea preºedintelui pãrþii locuinþe S 10 ºi S 11, zona Nord, municipiul Râmnicu române în Comisia mixtã româno-iugoslavã ºi a Vâlcea, judeþul VâlceaÒ ............................................. 14 reprezentanþilor pãrþii române în Comisia mixtã hidro- tehnicã româno-ungarã ........................................... -
In Order to Reduce Energy
With regard to “Financial incentives and market barriers” (Article 10(2) of Directive 2010/31/EU): In order to reduce energy consumption in buildings and to increase the number of buildings with a reduced consumption of energy, the following legislative acts were promoted: - Government Emergency Order No 18/2009 on the increase in the energy performance of residential buildings. The legislative document provides for funds to finance the works carried out for the envelope of residential buildings, as follows: Ø 50% from allocations from the State budget; Ø 30% from funds provided under the local budgets and/or from other legally established sources; Ø 20% from the fund of the owners’ association, which is intended for repairs, and/or from other legally-established sources. Likewise, the legislative act provides for the putting in place of specific measures so as to ensure that the specific annual heating consumption has decreased below 100 kWh/square meter of useful area. - Government Emergency Order No 69/2010 on the thermal rehabilitation of residential buildings with funds from bank loans granted under a Government guarantee. The legislative act provides mainly for the following issues: Ø the non-discriminatory access of the owners’ associations and natural persons acting as owners of single-family residential buildings to bank loans granted under a Government guarantee and having a subsidized interest rate for the thermal rehabilitation of buildings. The value of the loan shall account for 90% of the value of the works to be executed but not above the following thresholds: - the equivalent amount in RON of EUR 1,850/room, VAT inclusive, in the case of residential blocks, - the equivalent amount in RON of EUR 7,400/room, VAT inclusive, in the case of individual residences. -
Roma As Alien Music and Identity of the Roma in Romania
Roma as Alien Music and Identity of the Roma in Romania A thesis submitted in partial satisfaction of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy 2018 Roderick Charles Lawford DECLARATION This work has not been submitted in substance for any other degree or award at this or any other university or place of learning, nor is being submitted concurrently in candidature for any degree or other award. Signed ………………………………………… Date ………………………… STATEMENT 1 This thesis is being submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of PhD. Signed ………………………………………… Date ………………………… STATEMENT 2 This thesis is the result of my own independent work/investigation, except where otherwise stated, and the thesis has not been edited by a third party beyond what is permitted by Cardiff University’s Policy on the Use of Third Party Editors by Research Degree Students. Other sources are acknowledged by explicit references. The views expressed are my own. Signed ………………………………………… Date ………………………… STATEMENT 3 I hereby give consent for my thesis, if accepted, to be available online in the University’s Open Access repository and for inter-library loan, and for the title and summary to be made available to outside organisations. Signed ………………………………………… Date ………………………… ii To Sue Lawford and In Memory of Marion Ethel Lawford (1924-1977) and Charles Alfred Lawford (1925-2010) iii Table of Contents List of Figures vi List of Plates vii List of Tables ix Conventions x Acknowledgements xii Abstract xiii Introduction 1 Chapter 1 - Theory and Method -
Nicknames of Romanian Politicians After 1989
Nicknames of Romanian Politicians after 1989 Daiana FELECAN, Oliviu FELECAN Key-words: nicknames, political discourse, pragmalinguistics, semantics, sociolinguistics 1. Preliminaries 1.1. Politicians’ nicknames – strategies of argumentum ad hominem1 The present-day world of Romanian politics takes the shape of a theatre of operations from a warring area, a Gaza Strip whose property deed is continually claimed by parties found at either ends of the political spectrum. These parties insult one another publicly, suspect and tell on one another to the National Anticorruption Directorate. They even listen in on their private conversations and discredit each other by means of compromising films. All the aforementioned events, alongside many others, unfold before the alert yet blind eyes and under the allegedly fair consideration of a system of justice that is overwhelmed by the multitude of penal cases pending before courts of law, with ever-postponed trial dates. Nicknames have become means of attack, picked by belligerent interlocutors from the arsenal at hand. They are prolonged-release antidotes used to destroy opponents and their effect is visible in the long run, as nicknames become part of users’ collective memory. When this happens, speakers associate a nicknamed individual with the verbal tag considered emblematic of the nickname bearer. Contemporary Romanian society appears to be increasingly oblivious of the principles that underlie its foundation (politeness, promoting respect in interpersonal relationships and acknowledging the distribution of social roles). As a result, the psychological and linguistic profile of Romanian society was altered along with the institution of democracy after 1989. The consequences of hastily adopting a recently imported configuration, unspecific to a community that is respectful of traditional values yet anxious to follow the pace of globalisation and Americanisation at once and at any cost, are also salient in one of the most prolific language compartments, i.e. -
Govor Xxvi (2009), 1 53
GOVOR XXVI (2009), 1 53 UDK UDK 811.135.1'354 811.135.1'355 Esej Camelia Firică Spiru Haret University, Craiova Romania THE PHONETIC OR THE ETYMOLOGICAL PRINCIPLE IN ROMANIAN ORTHOGRAPHY? SUMMARY In their pursuit to create the Romanian literary language and bring Romanian orthography closer to that of Latin, genuine philologists and noted connoisseurs of the history of the Romanian language, representatives of the cultural movement known under the name of Şcoala Ardeleană (The Transylvanian School), tried to elaborate a system of spelling based on the etymological principle. The use of the Latin alphabet in writing was regarded as an imperious necessity to support the idea of the Latin origin of the Romanian language and of the Roman origin of the Romanian people – ideas which animated the scholars of the Transylvanian School. The Cyrillic alphabet had been in use for four hundred years. Not only did this make Romanian spelling difficult, but it also inadequately represented many of the sounds of the Romanian phonemic system and the Latin structure of the language. The efforts of the Transylvanian representatives of the Enlightenment met the approval of all men of letters; nevertheless, as the etymological principle in writing would have required good knowledge of Latin, the phonetic principle prevailed after a series of debates that lasted more than two centuries. After 1989, when the political regime changed in Romania, the Romanian Academy decided to revert the Romanian spelling regarding the use of î/â /ɨ/ and the present tense forms of the verb ‘to be’ to some former rules, cause of further debates which, in some respects, still continue. -
Astra Sabesiensis
Nr. 3, 2017 ASOCIAŢIUNEA TRANSILVANÃ PENTRU LITERATURA ROMÂNÃ ŞI CULTURA POPORULUI ROMÂN DESPÃRŢÃMÂNTUL ,,VASILE MOGA” SEBEŞ ASTRA SABESIENSIS Numãr 3, 2017 Editura Argonaut Cluj-Napoca 2017 1 Astra Sabesiensis ASTRA SABESIENSIS Proiect finanţat de Primãria Municipiului Sebeş COLEGIUL ŞTIINŢIFIC: Prof. univ. dr. Harald Heppner (Graz); Prof. univ. dr. Daniela Lombardi (Pisa); Prof. univ. dr. Oliver Schulz (Clermont-Ferrand); Conf. univ. dr. Vasile Ciobanu (Sibiu); Conf. univ. dr. Ioan Cârja (Cluj-Napoca); Conf. univ. dr. Ana Victoria Sima (Cluj-Napoca); Conf. univ. dr. Florica Bohîlţea Mihuţ (Bucureşti); Conf. univ. dr. Florin Dobrei (Reşiţa); Conf. univ. dr. Sorin Bulboacã (Arad); Conf. univ. dr. Hadrian Gorun (Târgu-Jiu); Lect. univ. dr. Mihai Croitor (Cluj-Napoca); CS III dr. Mircea-Gheorghe Abrudan (Cluj-Napoca); COLEGIUL DE REDACŢIE: Drd. Mihai-Octavian Groza - directorul revistei; Dr. Oana Habor - redactor-şef; Dr. Diana-Maria Dãian - secretar de redacţie; Dr. Andreea Oana Dãncilã Ineoan; Drd. Nicolae Dumbrãvescu; Drd. Iuliu-Marius Morariu; Drd. Gabriela-Margareta Nisipeanu; Traducerea şi revizuirea textelor şi rezumatelor în limba englezã: Dr. Diana-Maria Dãian şi Drd. Maria-Daniela Stanciu Responsabilitatea conţinutului materialelor aparţine autorilor ISSN 2457-8150 ISSN-L 2457-8150 Coperta: Costi Ghiţulicã Despãrţãmântul ASTRA ,,Vasile Moga” Sebeş, strada Crângului, numãr 14, Sebeş, 515800, judeţ Alba, România, telefon: 0747-920019; e-mail: [email protected]. Editura Argonaut, strada Ciucaş, numãr 5/15, Cluj-Napoca, 400545, judeţ Cluj, România, telefon: 0740-139984, fax: 0264-425626; e-mail: [email protected]. 2 Nr. 3, 2017 CUPRINS Editorial ...................................................................................................................................... 7 STUDII: Daniel CAIN Cadrilaterul în relaţiile româno-bulgare (1913-1916) ..................................................... 11 Valeria SOROŞTINEANU Protopopiatul Miercurea. ,,O anchetã” în anul 1915 .................................................... -
The Roulette
GABRIEL ANDREESCU THE ROULETTE ROMANIANS AND HUNGARIANS, 1991-2000 1 IN PLACE OF A PREFACE, OR “THE RUSSIAN ROULETTE” October 2, 1998: I was in Budapest for an international seminar organized as a part of the Royaumont process1 under the auspices of the Lambrakis Foundation and the Council of Europe. The seminar would eventually turn out to be a site of tough debates between the few of us who thought that in order to achieve stability in the Balkans the states in the region had to openly acknowledge the errors of their past policies on national and religious minorities, and the representatives of international organizations, safe in their cushy jobs and supported by an army of opportunists (some of which had penetrated even the NGOs). Nevertheless, I remember the elaboration of resolutions, the battle for their adoption, the statements and discourses pouring out from one side or the other as a passionate confrontation in a world governed by interests but fortunately also by rules. On that day of October 2, 1998, I was roaming the streets of the Hungarian capital together with Anna Nagy, assistant to the Romanian head of the Department for the Protection of National Minorities. We were waiting for a fax. We had learned the day before of the dramatic government session held during the night between September 30 and October 1. In a moment of inspiration, minister Gyorgy Tokay had proposed, at about 2 o’clock in the morning, the establishment of a bilingual university (later known as the Petöffi-Schiller University). Imaginative and possessed of a great sense of crisis-management, Tokay had found a compromise solution. -
Raport Privind Implementarea Directivei Rasiale În România 2003-2010
Raport privind implementarea Directivei rasiale în România 2003-2010 Raport privind implementarea Directivei rasiale în România 2003-2010 „protecţie efectivă a drepturilor omului” Prezentul Raport privind implementarea Directivei rasiale a fost coordonat de domnul Asztalos Csaba Ferenc, membru în Colegiul director, Preşedinte al CNCD. De asemenea, la realizarea lucrării au contribuit domnul Dezideriu Gergely, membru în Colegiul director al CNCD, Iulia Vaida - Serviciul Asistenţi Colegiul director, Andreea Banu, Corina Comşa, George Lica, Alina Ungureanu, Silvia Răduţ - Departamentul Programe si Relaţii Internaţionale, Dora Mărgărit - Cabinetul Preşedintelui, Denisa Lazăr - Biroul de Comunicare şi Relaţii cu Publicul. Părţile componente ale Raportului au fost realizate după cum urmează: Coordonator: Asztalos Csaba Ferenc,Preşedinte, membru în Colegiul director al CNCD Grup de lucru: Dezideriu Gergely, membru în Colegiul director al CNCD - Partea I, a II -a, a III-a Iulia Vaida – Partea a III-a Andreea Banu – Partea a IV-a Corina Comşa – Partea a IV-a George Lica – Partea a IV-a Alina Ungureanu – Partea a IV-a Silvia Raduţ – Partea a IV-a Dora Mărgărit – Redactare Denisa Lazăr - Redactare RO - Piaţa Valter Mărăcineanu 1-3, sector 1, Bucureşti, Tel / fax 021-312.65.78/79/85 „building trust in human rights” www.cncd.org.ro CUPRINS PARTEA I - MĂSURI DE TRANSPUNERE A DIRECTIVEI 2000/43/CE ÎN LEGISLAŢIA NAŢIONALĂ Capitolul I. Contextul adoptării Directivei şi a legislaţiei naţionale de transpunere Paragrafele 1-6………....................................................Pagina 9 Capitolul II. Conceptul de discriminare în Directiva rasială (ARTICOLUL 2) şi legea naţională Paragrafele 7-19………................................................... Paginile 10-12 Capitolul III. Domeniul de aplicare al Directivei rasiale (ARTICOLUL 3) şi legea naţională de transpunere Paragrafele 20-27………................................................ -
Constitutional Issues in Romania Decisions, Rulings
Strasbourg, 5 September 2012 CDL-REF(2012)031 Opinion 685/2012 Engl. only EUROPEAN COMMISSION FOR DEMOCRACY THROUGH LAW (VENICE COMMISSION) CONSTITUTIONAL ISSUES IN ROMANIA DECISIONS, RULINGS AND OPINIONS OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT (Translations from Romanian provided by the Romanian Authorities) This document will not be distributed at the meeting. Please bring this copy. www.venice.coe.int CDL-REF(2012)031 - 2 - Table of Contents ADVISORY OPINION no. 1 of 6 July 2012 of the Constitutional Court, concerning the proposal to suspend from office the President of Romania, Mr. Traian B ăsescu................... 3 RULING no. 1 of 9 July 2012 of the Constitutional Court on ascertaining the existence of the circumstances justifying the ad interim exercise of the office of President of Romania........ 21 DECISION no. 727 of 9 July 2012 on the referral of unconstitutionality of the Law amending Article 27(1) of Law no. 47/1992 on the Organisation and Operation of the Constitutional Court................................................................................................................................... 25 DECISION no. 728 of 9 July 2012 of the Constitutional Court on the rejection of the claim of inconsistency with the Constitution of the Decision of the Senate no. 24 of 3 July 2012 for the dismissal of Mr. Vasile Blaga from the office of President of the Senate ....................... 34 DECISION no. 729 of 9 July 2012 of the Constitutional Court on the rejection of the claim of inconsistency with the Constitution of the Decision of the Chamber of Deputies no. 25 of 3 July 2012, on the dismissal of Mrs. Roberta Alma Anastase from the office of President and member of the Permanent Bureau of the Chamber of Deputies ......................................... -
Institutional Constraints on Members of National Parliaments Emanuel
Institutional Constraints on Members of National Parliaments Emanuel Emil Coman A dissertation submitted to the faculty of the university in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of doctor of Philosophy in the department of political science. Chapel Hill 2011 Approved by: Gary Marks Liesbet Hooghe Andrew Reynolds John Stephens Georg Vanberg ! ABSTRACT EMANUEL EMIL COMAN: Institutional Constraints on Members of National Parliaments (Under the direction of Gary Marks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
Romania in the World. Contacts and Reception (Full PDF)
© Cover picture: Paul Nanu (2006) © Department of Romanian Language and Culture http://www.utu.fi/fi/yksikot/hum/yksikot/romania/Sivut/home.aspx University of Turku Finland This publication is in copyright. No part of this book may be reprinted or reproduced or utilized in any form without permission in writing from the Department of Romanian Language (University of Turku). Contact: [email protected] ISBN: 978-951-29-5670-8 DEPARTMENT OF ROMANIAN LANGUAGE AND CULTURE UNIVERSITY OF TURKU FINLAND ROMANIA IN THE WORLD CONTACTS AND RECEPTION Paul NANU (Ed.) TURKU 2014 Table of contents Editor’s foreword .............................................................................................................................. 7 Alexandra Crăciun Romania: Sketches for a Brand Identity ............................................................................................ 9 I. European Cultural Interferences Georgeta Orian Romanian Presences in the Spanish Literary Landscape after World War II. The Case of Romanian Writer Vintilã Horia and the Journal „Destin” (Madrid) ................................................................. 19 Laura Bădescu Strategies to Promote Romanian Culture. Diplomats as Writers in Lusitanian Space .................... 29 Gabriela Chiciudean Pavel Dan and Cesare Pavese – Two Literary Destinies ................................................................. 41 Florin Oprescu The Anxiety of Cultural Influence. The Exponential Case of Benjamin Fondane .......................... 57 Andra Bruciu-Cozlean Filimon’s -
Local and Regional Democracy in Romania
The Congress of Local and Regional Authorities 20th SESSION CG(20)9 3 March 2011 Local and regional democracy in Romania Monitoring Committee Rapporteur : Jean-Claude FRECON, France (L, SOC1) A. Draft recommendation .......................................................................................................................... 2 B. Explanatory memorandum ................................................................................................................... 4 Summary This report follows a monitoring visit on the situation of local and regional democracy in Romania, which had already been the subject of a recommendation in 1995 and two information reports in 2002 and 2003, respectively. The report notes that, during the last decade, Romania initiated many legislative reforms which were carried out in accordance with the principles and the spirit of the European Charter of Local Self-Government. The Recommendation calls on the Romanian authorities to continue to put into practice all the principles of the Charter, including further improvement of the mechanisms for consultation with local communities to achieve full compliance with Article 4 (6) of the Charter; to provide local communities with financial resources commensurate with their skills, as outlined in Article 9 (2) of the Charter; and to grant a special status to the capital city of Bucharest, in accordance with the Congress Recommendation 219 (2007). The Congress also calls on local authorities to continue their efforts to implement the measures aimed at integrating