Subjects

Subjects of concern

In a survey on domestic violence taken by a non governmental organization (NGO), 84 per cent of the female subjects claimed to have suffered physical abuse.

Principal subjects of concern

C. Subjects of concern

Girls and science subjects

The following subjects are taught

As for the question of new subjects, his delegation considered that the Special Committee should first deal with pending subjects.

Yet our leaders consider these subjects taboo.

The latest census of Gibraltar, taken on 12 November 2001, assessed the Territory's civilian population at 27,495, of which 22,882 were Gibraltarians, 2,627 other British subjects, 961 Moroccans and 1,025 of other nationalities.

We are the subjects of our own lives.

The variety of subjects she covered is impressive.

Although girls still tended to choose subjects such as classics, languages and social sciences, and the boys more technical and vocational subjects, the distinction was blurring and there were increasing numbers of boys and girls studying non traditional subjects interestingly enough, the boys and girls in non traditional subjects tended to have better than average results.

Most of the 80 test subjects complied without complaint.

His main subjects were philosophy, aesthetics, and art history.

Table 12 Participation in Vocational Training, by Subjects, 2003

In addition, workshops were held on the following subjects

Start terraforming Mars. This is one of my favorite subjects.

(ii) Issues common to more than one of those subjects

The CD has already identified key subjects to be tackled.

This year the subjects are money remitters and insurance companies.

These examples demonstrate the range of subjects covered by initiatives.

In their experiments, subjects, acting as employers, were asked to choose among types of employment contracts and then observe the outcomes when other subjects, acting as employees, responded.

Other subjects, such as history, music, physical education and social studies, may also give rise to religious or ethical issues, and the exemption clause therefore applies to all subjects.

Various educational reform projects are looking into the possibility of introducing new subjects or making changes to existing subjects in the field of health, personal care and sex education.

Here we've got naive subjects praising the robot Voice Nice robot.

Swedish test results and subjects' own assessment of their Swedish competence

LIDLIP also addressed the subjects of corruption, terrorism and transnational corporations.

Cuba appreciated the initiative to stage parallel events on development subjects.

And they gave subjects the same wine, labeled with different price tags.

Jews were among the most loyal subjects of the Austro Hungarian Emperor.

The country was bankrupt and His Majesty s colonial subjects were growing restive.

He was very well educated and a prolific writer in various subjects.

Special subjects relating to the programme budget for the biennium 2004 2005

Special subjects relating to the programme budget for the biennium 2004 2005

By Year 13, Accounting and Statistics were the favoured subjects amongst girls.

(e) Links to the websites of other institutions working on related subjects.

Many subjects are not even taught, and there are few post graduate programs.

The trade talks in Cancun raised new subjects the so called Singapore issues.

The lectures, which are all in English, cover a wide range of subjects.

She teaches classes in a variety of degree subjects at a private university.

Because of social instability, social issues appeared as main subjects in the 1980s.

As of 2010 the college offered liberal arts and science subjects, including engineering.

Unlike elementary students, junior high school students have different teachers for different subjects.

(i) Any of the subjects covered by the reports of the Secretary General