Changing to SE status allows firms to negotiate a cut in workers' representation or even to do away with a supervisory board altogether.
Those saying that democracy cannot exist without political parties have increased steadily, to 60% from 49% in 2001, when amid economic collapse protesting Argentinians shouted at their politicians, "Que se vayan todos" ("kick them all out").
More than that, Levin also implicitly suggested that there was something wrong per se with betting that the housing market would crash, suggesting that while it's good to make money from good things happening, it's nefarious to put yourself in a position to make money when bad things happen.
Resentment is often sparked by the variation in the policing of the rules rather than the law per se – with many complaining that the rich are unaffected by fines that can cripple poorer households.
"This is not a policy issue, per se.
But what if the problem isn't business models, per se?
"This is not an attack on the hunts per se.
Judge Peter Tomka said in summing up: "The use of lethal samples per se is not unreasonable in achieving the objectives of JARPA II".
As in, "We have no plans, per se" – in other words, we have plans.
But he says #IAMSORRY was not about celebrity culture per se: rather it explores how people use their interactions with celebrities on social media to promote themselves, and vice versa.
"And I would in fact take all sorts of naval actions – not military actions, per se – but military naval vessels transiting through that zone, to clearly show this is international waters, open to transit to anyone who wants to go through there".
