16:00:12	 From Martin Myslík : 1 Integration has helped mould Europe into a peaceful and peacemaking example in a world where many retain an unhealthy fascination with military power.

16:09:25	 From David Šimek : Integration of the European continent has enabled to form a peaceful model of international cooperation, in contrast with the world´s pursue of military power
16:09:31	 From Kristýna Matějková : In a world where some people are still fascinated with military power, Europe has become a symbol of peace owing to integration. (McCormack, 2013)
16:09:49	 From Michael Pachl : Integration has shaped Europe into a non violent model which sets the bar around the globe where many people carry on with enthralling and idealising military power

16:09:51	 From Adam Bernard : Integration has contributed to the transformation of the European societies to a non-violent and more diplomatic region although there has remained an unhealthy fascination with armed forces.
16:09:55	 From Jiri Slaby : McCormack  believes  that the reason why Europe became a peaceful region in contrast to the rest of the world is its history of integration.

16:10:03	 From Alexandra Tinková : Across the nations, many people still tend to be mesmerized by the military power. But Europe gives the world a different example, where the integration has changed the continent into a rather amicable environment.
16:10:50	 From Klára Crkvová : 
According to Palgrave MacMillan the integration was the key process which helped to make Europe a peaceful place unlike the rest of the world which stayed focused on military power. 

16:11:13	 From Pamela Danielle Cotte : pursuit
16:11:32	 From Anna-Marie Peroutková : With the help of integration Europe has become the pattern of non-violent continent among the many regions extolling the warfare.
16:15:11	 From Anna-Marie Peroutková : With the help of integration Europe has become the pattern of non-violent continent among the many regions extolling the warfare.
16:15:21	 From Pamela Danielle Cotte : thesaurus 
16:31:34	 From Pamela Danielle Cotte : 5 minute break until 4:36
16:47:01	 From David Šimek : ctrl+f for key words
16:51:29	 From Pamela Danielle Cotte : 6. Language to describe trends: writing exercise and discussion
Lesson_3_Describing_Trends_Language.docx
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_income_equality#EU27_countries
Homework
16:54:07	 From Pamela Danielle Cotte : Is the Czech Republic relatively equal or relatively unequal compared to other EU countries?
16:54:19	 From Kryštof Zatloukal : equal
16:54:19	 From Alexandra Tinková : equal
16:54:26	 From Kryštof Veřtát : equal
16:54:33	 From Alexandr Šidelka : one of the most equal
17:00:53	 From Alexandra Tinková : What can be clearly seen in this table is that the Gini coefficient in Bulgaria has been steadily increasing for the last 8 years.
17:01:11	 From Adam Bernard : Over the years 2011 to 2019, the table shows that there are only 7 countries out of 16 where the equality rose over the observed period.
17:01:16	 From Anna-Marie Peroutková : Finland is slightly getting less equal in the year 2019 comparing to the previous ones.
17:01:25	 From Klára Crkvová : According to Eurostat the Gini coefficient in France started slightly decreasing in 2014.
17:01:25	 From David Šimek : In the most recent Gini coefficient ranking, Czech Republic ranks second, just 0.1 after Slovenia. However, Slovenia registred a substantial increase in equality, whereas the Czech Republic’s score remained unchanged compare to last year.
17:01:56	 From Kristýna Matějková : According to the data, in the Czech Republic the level of equality slightly decreased in the last 3 years.
17:02:05	 From Alexandr Šidelka : The graph shows that there has been a slight increase in income inequality among the western EU countries, in contrast to the eastern ones.
17:02:11	 From David Šimek : Correction: In the most recent Gini coefficient ranking, Czech Republic ranks second, just 0.1 after Slovenia. However, Slovenia registred a substantial increase in inequality, whereas the Czech Republic’s score remained unchanged compare to last year.
17:03:01	 From Michael Pachl : According to recent Gini coefficient ranking, Czech republic is more equal in terms of income equality than Germany
17:30:36	 From Anna-Marie Peroutková To Pamela Danielle Cotte(Privately) : I took a look at the list of presentation and my name was not there, sorry for that, something must have happened. Could you please put my name at the list for the date 15.12.? Thank you very much