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The general part 1. Health promotion and health education……………………………………………………1 2. Conceptual education………………………………………………………………………………………………4 2.1 Memory in the context of mental activity……………………………………………………6 2.2 Learning characteristics……………………………………………………………………………………..8 3. Commun...

3.1. Introductory aspects 28 3.2. Attitude investigation 30 3.3. The border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland 32 3.4. Possible border controls between Northern Ireland and Great Britain 35 3.5. Does Brexit affect attitudes towards the United Ireland? 39 3.8. The relations between these territories and the protection of rights 42 3.9. The conclusions of the study 43 CONCLUSIONS 46 BIBLIOGRAPHY 48

2.1. Introductory aspects 13 2 2. Free movement of goods 16 2 3. Free movement of persons 19 2.4 Free movement of services 20 2.5. Freedom of movement of capital 25

1.1. Defining notions of the concept of integration 3 1.2. Forms of economic integration 4 1.3. Brief history of economic integration and the completion of stages 6 1.3.1. Free trade zone 6 1.3.2 .Customs Union 6 1.3.3. Single market 10 1.3.4.Partial economic union 10 1.3.5. Total economic union 12

2.1. The Composition Of The Council Of The European Union 35 2.2. Organization 36 2.2.1. The Configurations Of The Council 36 2.2.2. The COREPER, the committee and working groups 38 2.2.3. The presidency of the 41

1.2.1. The powers and interests. 10 1.2.2. The European Commission, 11 1.2.3. The Council Of The European 13 1.2.4. The Council Of The European Union 24 1.2.5. The European Parliament, 26 1.2.6. The court of Justice 31 1.2.7. The court of Auditors of the 33 1.2.8. The European Central Bank 34

1.1.1.What is the European Union. 2 1.1.2. The members of the 5 1.1.3.Goals and values 7 1.1.4 Skills 7

3.1. The applicability of the immediately 38 3.2.The applicability of the direct 46 3.3.Priority application 48

CHAPTER II. THE HEADWATERS OF THE EUROPEAN UNION 9 2.1. The primary law of the European Union 9 2.1.1.Treaties 10 2.2. The right-derivative of the European Union 16 2.2.1.The regulations of the 17 2.2.2.The directives of the 18 2.2.3.The decisions of the 19 2.2.5.The adoption of the legal acts, the law of the European Union 23 2.3.The general principles of the law of the UE 29 2.4.The rules of the law, which is derived from the external commitments of the european Union; 32 2.5 Suppl...

The legal order of the European Union is a complex and heterogeneous body of rules due to the methods of the multiple used in order to achieve the purpose of the treaties and the practice of building . depending on the intensity of the competences conferred on the Union, and the acts adopted by the institutions shall submit the intensity of regulatory and legal power of the variables. Thus, we can speak of a genuine law of the European Union, particularly in the context of the pillar of the comm...