The most concerning aspect of the research conducted in this area is represented though by the studies made in North Italy which suggest that people can have serious heart problems as a result of pollution. In this sense, in Lombardy for instance "air pollution has been associated with increased short- and long-term morbidity and mortality from heart diseases and strokes and that hypercoagulability and enhanced thrombosis have been indicated as one mechanistic pathway that mediates such effects" (Hughes, 2008)
It is rather difficult to assess the degree to which pollution can be properly measured because of the different set of factors which play a part in establishing the level of pollution. Nonetheless, it can be pointed out the fact that during the winter of 2006 "Exceedances of EU legislation thresholds were found to change significantly from year to year, and the relative contributions of meteorological variability and emission reduction policies have been discussed" (Minguzzi et al
Last year was bad, too. By the end of March, Milan had 64 such days, Turin had 77, Bologna 51 and Venice 49" (Rosenthal, 2007)
It is important to reconcile the seemingly opposing extremes. It is a best practice to satisfy customer needs by learning from the diversity of adopting, adapting, and combining the best of what already works (Trompenaars and Woolliams, 2004)
These adjustments provide the student with a much broader experience than would be acquired with a domestic internship, where such considerations do not exist. Additionally, the overseas internship signals to prospective employers that the student is willing and able to deal with adversity in order to improve themselves (Curran, 2009)
As such, it will be difficult to learn about Italian food without some degree of immersion in Italian culture. Understanding the nuances of Italian culture and the ways in which food relates to that is best done in Italy, interacting with both Italian chefs and Italian diners (De Sanctis, 2006)
Problems, which hounded Italian democracy, were unstable coalition governments, lack of favor from the political class, non-aligned electorate, and ineffective management in providing fair and responsive welfare support (Hine). The Legacy of the Cold War on Italy Between 1945 and 1947, Italy was ruled by governments of national unity (Bull, 1997)
(U-S-History). Post-War Monetary Stabilization Italy was divided and razed by combat in most parts, with substantial damage on the economy (Einaudi, 2009)
Although considered eradicated in the mid-40s, malaria continues to be a major public health problem more than 60 years later and remains a major issue in the global health agenda (Tognotti). Assessing Post-War Conditions in Italy Political analysts believe that Italy unified relatively late (Hine, 2007)
The government set up by the Allied commission declared Italy a co-belligerent to Germany, which managed to prolong the World War to May 1945 (The Encyclopedia of the Nations, The Tree Maker). Italy After World War II A Republic and a New Constitution At this time, Italy fervently participated in unifying Europe, developing its economy and security, and repelled communist gains in Europe (Martinello, 2009)
Among the prominent ones were Franco Albini, Ignazio Gardella, Luigi Caccia Dominioni, Vico Magistretti, Ettore Sottsass and Marco Zanuso (Web Marketing Team). Program to Eradicate Malaria in Sardinia Sardinia was a test site in 1944 for the eradication of native malaria-carrying mosquitoes (Tognotti, 2009)
An anti-fascist resistance developed and grew and drove German forces before anglo-American forces threw them out in April 1945)Wikipedia). Italy's Greatest Success in the 20th Century Italy may have been overrun by barbarians, driven from the rest of Europe into the Dark Ages and trampled into a waste land by the vandals and Huns, its great historical monuments still stand tall (Backen 1996)
. Italy in the 20th Century Italy underwent four stages of development in the 20th century: liberalism, the mixed economy, the welfare state, and the new economic constitution (Ferrarini 2005)
S. Relationship The relationship between the two countries got strained when American troops shot an Italian agent who rescued a hostage in Baghdad and went worse when Washington later criticized Italians for poor communications and not heeding warnings (Serjeant 2005)
These are usually blended together which brings out the richness in taste of the Italian cuisine. In Tuscany, however, seasonings such as garlic, onion, and basil, are modestly used to bring out the natural flavor of the main ingredients such as the vegetables (Hawkins)
For humanitarian aid only to be denied entry by U.S. officials (Murray)
EU and Italy Italy Attempts to Maintain Peace During Its Presidency of the European Union Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon is on a mission this week: he is trying to strengthen ties with the European Union, and he is hoping to do this by way of Italy. Israeli relations with the European Union have become increasingly strained lately, noted by a new poll in which most Europeans believe that Israel is the greatest threat to world peace (Schattner 1)
She also found a surprising number of documents for the more difficult question of Cosimo's relations with artists. Relying on Albinia De La Mare's study of Cosimo's library, Kent discusses the Christian, classical, and humanist manuscripts that he owned; the dedications to him on manuscripts; and manuscripts ofmoral philosophy and history that he personally annotated (D'Elia 114)
But it must also be remembered that while Cosimo de'Medici was not a democratic leader in the modern sense of the term, it is also important - as Kent makes clear repeatedly - that the distinction between public and private was narrower in Cosimo's Florence than it is today. Cosimo's private garden, for example, was transformed into a kind of public academy for painters as were the gardens of other de'Medici family members (Jacobs, 2002)
In Italy, disappointments and tensions portray the political ambience allowing the overriding of robust, power-hungry as well as populist politicians such as Silvio Berlusconi. There is a need to inspect with apprehension into which direction country as well as its political system would progress in the forthcoming (Duggan, 2013)