The scale of education continued to be extended at almost all levels and disciplines.

Considering that international law should occupy an appropriate place in the teaching of legal disciplines at all universities,

Considering that international law should occupy an appropriate place in the teaching of legal disciplines at all universities,

All four schools teach in the major disciplines from painting through to new media and design.

Disciplines could ultimately opt for an open ended list (like the Accountancy Disciplines), or use the term national policy objectives .

The basic idea exists in almost all engineering disciplines, but of course the details differ widely depending on the manufacturing technology.

In the past, the women of the Niger practised only a few sports today, they participate in almost all sporting disciplines.

It currently welcomes 194 athletes from all over the country, of which 18 are women, and conducts trainings in 16 different disciplines.

See, however, the relevant best endeavour elements of the accountancy disciplines.

Last year, women made up 60 of all students passing university exams, and women have done well in traditionally male dominated disciplines like engineering.

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But what about the humanities all those disciplines (literature, history, languages, and so forth) whose relevance to economic competitiveness is not so obvious?

All procedures, disciplines, and equipment were exact copies of the Soviet Red Army in methods and material, but the huge costs collapsed the economy by 1956.

Professors are chosen from a variety of disciplines, in both science and the humanities.

Note, however, the relevant best endeavour elements in the accountancy disciplines.

This is unfortunate, because the theories of innovation may be subject to all the questions, conjectures, and answers that these disciplines have developed with respect to scientific knowledge.

But I really believe that a fully operating, rich society needs these seeds coming from all directions and all disciplines in order to keep the gears of inspiration and imagination flowing and cycling and growing.

Developing countries have put particular emphasis on disciplines related to mode 4.

Other academic disciplines have looked rather smugly at the public humiliation of their colleagues in economics.

This method is used in the fields of molecular biology, immunogenetics and other molecular biology disciplines.

He who disciplines the nations, won't he punish? He who teaches man knows.

The visualization of RUP phases and disciplines over time is referred to as the RUP hump chart.

Indeed, the most interesting economic questions are generally located on the borderline with neighboring disciplines.

Future disciplines on domestic regulation would help ensure effective market access, including in Mode 4.

The emergence of new world powers, combined with the diminishing influence of current powers, is not propitious for stricter disciplines.

Negotiations for disciplines to address trade distortive effects of subsidies currently focus on examples of services related state support measures.

Technology management is set of management disciplines that allows organizations to manage their technological fundamentals to create competitive advantage.

Ultimately, to maximize developmental gains, future disciplines on domestic regulation should facilitate exports of developing countries, particularly through MNP.

The work is heavily dependent on intertwining the knowledge bases of the security, conflict prevention, development and anthropological disciplines.

The vocational training institutes focus on disciplines, which women do not consider as viable career options.

Recognizing that the activities of the various United Nations organizations should be closely interrelated and that it is necessary to draw on all the efforts made in the various disciplines relating to the human person in order to promote all human rights effectively,

Recognizing that the activities of the various United Nations organizations should be closely interrelated and that it is necessary to draw on all the efforts made in the various disciplines relating to the human person in order to promote all human rights effectively,

Negotiations for disciplines to address the trade distortive effects of subsidies currently focus on examples of services related State support measures.

Masters of these disciplines were revered there, medicine advanced quickly, and the average person was curious about how nature worked.

This was especially true after the founding of the Institute for African Studies that brought together experts from many disciplines.

Data is not currently not easily accessible to indicate the types of disciplines which are studied by the scholarship holders.

(a) The exchange of views between States, intergovernmental organizations, non governmental organizations and individual experts representing various professions and disciplines

Regarding WTO rules, it was necessary to avoid the introduction of more complex disciplines while increasing flexibility for developing countries.

Arts Houston is one of only five American cities with permanent professional resident companies in all of the major performing arts disciplines the Houston Grand Opera, the Houston Symphony Orchestra, the Houston Ballet, and The Alley Theatre.

Such an ethic is abhorrent in today s world, where knowledge is parceled out to academic disciplines like bits of real estate.

The field includes scholars of education, literature, history, politics, religion, sociology, and many other disciplines within the humanities and social sciences.

Furthermore, peace missions could be constituted by a range of forces and other disciplines and they should be included in the exception.

I'm moving very quickly over a number of disciplines. In biology, the notions of symbiosis, group selection, evolutionary psychology are contested, to be sure.

These are exams covering various academic disciplines, which are studied in units ( yehidot limud ) of one to five on an ascending scale of difficulty.

In Athens some older youths attended academy for the finer disciplines such as culture, sciences, music, and the arts.