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This document defines and describes different types of sentences. It explains that a sentence is a group of words that makes complete sense, starting with a capital letter and ending with a punctuation mark. Every sentence has two parts - a subject and a predicate. There are four kinds of sentences: assertive sentences that state something and end with a period, interrogative sentences that ask questions and end with a question mark, imperative sentences that give orders/requests and end with a period, and exclamatory sentences that express strong feelings and end with an exclamation point.
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La seduta inizia alle ore 11.00.
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Commissione QUARTA - Ambiente e Territorio 26 settembre 2013
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Piano Tutela Qualità Aria Ambiente della Regione Sicilia Decreto 176 9.8.2007
avente delle “similitudini” con il Piano del Veneto del 2000 bocciato dalla
Commissione Europea, le “similitudini” sono rintracciabili su una miriadi di altre
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IBUTI COMUNE DI ISOLA DELLE FEMMINE
Una visita a Isola delle Femmine della Guardia di Finanza potrebbe iniziare da:
“…. Ulteriori criticita' che contribuiscono a definire la situazione di precarieta' dell'ente locale e la diffusa illegalita' hanno interessato il settore finanziario contabile.
E' stata posta in rilievo la sussistenza di una rilevante evasione tributaria nei confronti della quale l'amministrazione, negli anni, non ha posto in essere un'efficace azione di contrasto ne' una decisa attivita' per il recupero dei tributi.
Il verificarsi di tali criticita' sono anche da ascriversi alla cattiva gestione, con condotte di rilevanza penale, posta in essere dalla societa' alla quale era stato affidato il servizio di riscossione dei ruoli di competenza comunale…”
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“….. Come emerso nel corso dell'accesso ispettivo tale societa' non solo ha omesso di riversare quanto aveva riscosso ma, nonostante l'avvenuta rescissione del contratto, si e' anche rifiutata di restituire al comune la relativa documentazione.
Le accertate anomalie in materia di imposizione e riscossione tributaria sono un segnale evidente dell'incapacita' o della mancanza di volonta' dell'amministrazione eletta di dettare indirizzi e attuare adeguate strategie di vigilanza e controllo in un settore di vitale importanza per la sana gestione dell'ente locale, settore nel quale invece la commissione d'indagine ha accertato il sussistere di atteggiamenti omissivi, se non addirittura compiacenti, a tutto vantaggio di interessi riconducibili ad ambienti controindicati.
Emblematiche in tal senso sono le verifiche effettuate dalla commissione d'indagine su un progetto, approvato con delibera di giunta del 2010, che si proponeva di accertare e recuperare i tributi locali evasi negli ultimi cinque anni.
In effetti la preannunciata azione di recupero non e' stata intrapresa. L'organo ispettivo ha infatti svolto un accertamento su un campione di contribuenti appartenenti a nuclei familiari legati o riconducibili alla criminalita' organizzata e l'esito dell'analisi ha evidenziato, con riferimento a tale campione, che la percentuale di tributi non versata, rispetto a quanto accertato ed iscritto a ruolo, e' pari all'89%.
L'amministrazione pertanto non solo non ha posto in essere le opportune verifiche e iniziative per una corretta gestione delleentrate ma con la propria condotta ha, di fatto, favorito il concretizzarsi di una situazione in cui il tasso di evasione fiscale risulta piu' elevato con riferimento ai soggetti riconducibili o appartenenti a famiglie mafiose.
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PIANO ARIA REGIONE SIILIA CAPITOLO 1 DA PAG 9 A 29 COPIATO DAL PIANO VENETO D...
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ANZA’,TOLOMEO,SANSONE,GULLO,INTERLANDI,ITALCEMENTI,ZUCCARELLO,D’ANGELO,ANGELA BIANCHETTI, ELETTRODOTTO, ENEL, Erin Brockovich, Gianluca Rossellini, Giusy Pollino, induzione magnetica, ITALCEMENTI, Luigi Maximilian Caligiuri, PACE DEL MELA, SACELIT, TRALICCI, TUMORI,BRUNO, CUTINO, ENEA,ELEZIONI AMMINISTRATIVE 2009, BODY CENTER,ISOLA DELLE FEMMINE,LUCIDO MARIA STELLA, LOTTIZZAZIONE LA PALOMA, LUCIDO, MAFIA, PALAZZOTTO, POMIERO, PORTOBELLO, RISO, UFFICIO TECNICO COMUNALE,VOTO DI SCAMBIO,AIELLO MARIA,AIELLO PAOLO,BATTAGLIA ROSALIA,CARDINALE,CUTINO MARCELLO,GIUCASTRO,GUTTADAURO,LUCIDO SALVATORE,BOLOGNA, PAL_azzotto,PELOSO,CALTANISETTA,PORTOBELLO,Riso Napoleone,Riso Rosaria,ISOLA DELLE FEMMINE,REGGIO CLABRIA,SCIOGLIMENTO CONSIGLIO COMUNALE,MAFIA,INFILTRAZIONI MAFIOSE,COPACABANA,POMIERO,BRUNO
Roberto Cappelletti, LUCIDO ANTONINO RISO NAPOLEONE LUCIDO MARIA STELLA BODY CENTER ENEA CIMITERO DECADENZA AREA LOTTO 7 A DETERMINA DEL 3 SETTORE N.40, LUCIDO ANTONINO RISO NAPOLEONE LUCIDO MARIA STELLA BODY CENTER ENEA CIMITERO DECADENZA AREA LOTO 7 A DET DEL 1 SETT N.157
SENTENZA 864 2013,BRUNO FRANCESCO,BRUNO PIETRO,MOROSINI,STEFANO GALLINA,ENEA VINCENZO,ISOLA DELLE FEMMINE,SAN LORENZO 1,SAN LORENZO 2,LO BONO VINCENZO,RENAULT 18/TL,8 GIUGNO 1982,TAORMINA GIUSEPPE,ENEA PIETRO,ISOLA DELLE FEMMINE, FIAT 124 BIANCA,D’AGOSTINO BENEDETTO BENNY,MUTOLO,NAIMO,ONORATO,PROCEDIMENTO PENALE 4538 1993 R.G.N.R.,LO PICCOLO,RICCOBONO,MICALIZZI,BRUNO PIETRO,ADDIO PIZZO 5,COPACABANA,BADALAMENTI,VASSALLO GIUSEPPE,TROJA ANTONINO,BRUNO GIUSEPPE, SCALICI SALVATORE,COSTA CORSARA,AIELLO GIUSEPPE BENITO,ALIMENA GIUSEPPALO CICERO,POMIERO GIUSEPPE,LUCIDO,CATALDO,CARDINALE,B.B.P.,BRUNO GIOVANNI FACIAMACCHIATA,D’AGOSTINO VINCENZO,CARDINALE GIUSEPPA,RICCOBONO CATERINA,UVA MARIA,IMPASTATO GIOVANNI,CONIGLIO MARIA CONCETTA,
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The document discusses how a media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real media. It analyzes a film poster, magazine cover, and trailer created by the author. The poster uses conventions like a large bold title but develops it further by using all capital letters. The trailer uses lighting and angles to conform to film noir conventions and develop suspense. As an independent film, it could not use some conventions like starring actors. The magazine cover challenges the convention of placing the character's head over the title due to available images. Overall, the author examines how their work adheres to or transforms traditional media conventions.
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PIANO REGIONE SICILIA DI COORDINAMENTO PER LA TUTELA DELLA QUALITA’ DELL’ARIA AMBIENTE ADOTTATO CON D.A. N 176/GAB DEL 9 AGOSTO 2007
Il Piano oltre a rappresentare un collage di capitoli, paragrafi ….. integralmente trascritti da pubblicazioni di altri Enti ed Amministrazioni, riproduce delle U“inverosimili”U SIMILITUDINI SOMIGLIANZE COPIATURE REFUSI ERRORI …….con l’omologo piano:
IL “PIANO DELLA REGIONE VENETO PER LA TUTELA E IL RISANAMENTO DELL’ARIA” (delibera 452 15 febbraio 2000) ADOTTATO CON DELIBERAZIONE N 57 DEL CONSIGLIO REGIONALE DEL VENETO L’11.11.2004 che nell’APRILE 2006 LA COMMISSIONE AUROPEA BOCCIA
La distribuzione delle pagine del Piano Aria Regione Sicilia Copiato con il relativo numero di pagine oltre al Piano Veneto dalle oltre 20 fonti da cui si è “ricopiato”
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Il Tribunale Amministrativo Regionale per il Lazio
- “I collegamenti degli amministratori comunali con le cosche dominanti del reggino, accertati grazie alle operazioni di polizia giudiziaria sopra menzionate, sono un esempio della aggressione della mafia al livello istituzionale più alto del governo cittadino”;
-“In quasi tutte le ripartizioni burocratiche … è stata rilevata una traccia indelebile di collegamento con le cosche locali”, “in molti servizi … la presenza incombente e pervasiva delle famiglie mafiose del territorio”;
- “A fronte di tale generalizzata e opprimente presenza, l’Amministrazione non è risultata avere alcuna iniziativa utile e concreta di contrasto, non avendo prodotto alcun atto di seria opposizione al fenomeno criminale”.
Di talchè, secondo l’Autorità prefettizia, è “chiaro” che la situazione descritta “rientra … nei dettami di cui all’art. 143 del D.Lgs. n. 267/2000, come modificato dall’art. 2 – comma 30 – della legge 15.7.2009, n. 94, rinvenendosi quegli elementi <> di condizionamento criminale previsti dalla legge”.
La proposta riferisce come tale situazione sia stata, tra altro, oggetto di indagine da parte della Procura della Repubblica in seguito al decesso del responsabile del settore finanze e tributi, per l'accertamento di eventuali responsabilità connesse all'asserita dolosa alterazione di dati contabili e di bilancio, relativamente al periodo 2008-2010…………….
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- 4. Kinds of Sentences Sentences are of four kinds : Assertive sentences. Interrogative sentences. Imperative sentences. Exclamatory sentences.
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