甲公司出资70%,乙公司出资30%共同设立有限责任公司丙(注册资本2000万元),双方的《投资协议》约定:丙公司董事会成员为三人,第一任董事长由乙公司推荐、财务总监由甲公司推荐;股东拒绝参加股东会会议的,不影响股东会决议的效力。请回答下列问题。 为控制丙公司,秦某以甲公司的名义和丙公司董事的名义提请召开临时股东会,并于合法时间内通知了乙公司,乙公司和帅某未到会。秦某与代表甲公司的另一董事决定由秦某主持会议,并作出了更换公司董事和董事长的临时股东会决议。下列关于该股东会决议效力的何种说法是正确的?
A. 该股东会提议程序违法,故决议无效
B. 该股东会召集和主持程序违法,故决议无效
C. 该股东会无乙公司参加,故决议无效
D. 该股东会程序合法,且乙公司是自动弃权,故决议有效
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[听力原文]8-10M: Hello, Lucy. This is Mac. How are youW: Fine, thank you. A bit too busy, though, you know, I’ m trying to put everything in order in my new apartment.M: Oh, I sec. Well, I was wondering if you’ d like to go to a concert tomorrow evening. I think it’ll be good. And if I remember correctly, you did say you like pop music.W: Yes, that’ s right. I do. It’ s nice of you to ask me, Mac. But I don’ t think I can. Margaret has already asked me to see a friend and then we’ll go to the cine ma together. In fact, she’ s getting the tickets this evening.M: Oh, well. Never mind. What about next weekend This concert is still on then, I think, if you’ re free next Saturday.W: Oh, I’ d tike to very much, but what time exactlyM: Well, it starts at 7:00 p.m., I think.W: Oh, good, that’ll be fine. The basketball match will be over by 5: 30, I’ m sure.M: Good, I’ll call you again when I get the tickers.W: Sure. Bye for now. Why did Mac call Lucy()
A. To ask if she’ s got the tickets.
B. To invite her out for an evening.
C. To offer his help with her new flat.
D. To take care of his friend.
A--to hold a meetingB--working partyC--meeting in cameraD--opening sittingE--final sittingF--formal sittingG--plenary meetingH--study groupI--budget committeeJ--drafting committeeK--committee of expertsL--advisory committeeM--board of directorsN--executive councilO--standing bodyP--committee ()常设机构()工作小组
The British Empire was once home to third of the [1] ______world’s population. But, with the return of Hong Kong and its sixmillion inhabitants to China, only 180,000 people in 12 populatedterritories now themselves as British colonial subjects. [2] ______ Britain’s imperial expansion, which continued for 400 years,was motivated by the desire to acquire the wealth, and to [3] ______maintain the British navy’s control of the seas. Today, that flowof wealth has reversed and most of the "dependent territories", [4] ______as these colonies are known ,require some financial support from Britain.It was with the granting of independence to India in 1947 Britain [5] ______started to dismantle its empire. It was relative easy to give independence [6] ______to the larger colonies - indeed, most campaigned vigorously for self - rule--but the small dependencies ,which were less economically viable ,preferred [7] ______to remain beyond British rule. [8] ______ Most are still unwilling to cut these old ties, chiefly for financialreasons. Since 1990, Britain has provided its dependencies with £ 153 millionin aid, and for many this money is a lifeline. Even Britain’s rich [9] ______territory, Bermuda, wants to maintain its links with the UK. Ina referendum in 1995 voters overwhelmingly rejected dependence. [10] ______Bermuda is Britain’s oldest colony and it earns much of its incomethrough banking and other financial services.
What’s the shortcoming of the small individual air conditioners
A. It’s too cold for people to adapt themselves to the temperature.
B. The temperature of the rooms is uncomfortable.
C. The temperature of the rooms is quite uneven.
D. It’s difficult to install them in the rooms.