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sostantivi italiani più comuni – Lavoro, economia e istituzioni

(Most Common Italian Nouns – Work, Economy & Institutions)

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For safety, the police headquarters it works in cooperation with the barracks and with other offices of the State.
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In the board of directors of the company they decide the strategy and they approve the plan for the year.
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If a piece it is not good, it stops the line and it is corrected.
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The initiative it is born from a collaboration with an association, which works in the field social.
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Each department presents a report with numbers and results.
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When a company it grows, it must think also about management and about risks.
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The structure it is simple and each person he/she has a function.
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If the fund is there, they prepare a plan and they define the goal.
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There is a check quality, and the check it is strict.
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For this reason we ask some advice also to the bank: we present a plan with a ratio between income and expenses, and sometimes we ask a fund for development.
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