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- 3611: China Foreign Investment
- ... Chinese legal entity they may sign separate contracts with the appropriate government authorities or Chinese business entities to acquire land use rights, rent buildings, and receive utility services. Wholly foreign owned enterprises enjoy exclusive management control of their business activities and have autonomy in their operation and management with less interference from the Chinese government. Because there is no Chinese partner to guide the project through the approval process and through ... N. T. (1988). Transnational corporations and China's open door policy. (pp.199-222). Massachusetts: Lexington Books. Randt, Clark Jr. (1987). Representative Offices in the Peoples' Republic of China: The legal aspects of registration and control. In M. J. Moser (Ed.), Foreign Trade, Investment, and the law in the Peoples' Republic of China (pp.304-320). Hong Kong: Oxford University Press. Staff. (1999) China: Human Rights. [web document] Available: http://www ...
- 3612: Depression: The Heart of Darkness Article by Francesca Delbanco
- ... because it gives me a sense that someone is actually there understanding me and guiding me. Some times when I get depressed I go on a chocolate frenzy, but not any more I have more control of my body now because I once had gain 7 pounds on chocolate, I learned control by my mistakes. I have done things which depressed me but I learn from the things that I do and I strive to keep myself from doing it again which is probably why I am ...
- 3613: Marijuana
- ... or if older “cool” people do it. They also think that it’s “cool” because it is on movies, TV, or hear it sang in songs they like (Facts for Teens, 1). Stress and weight control among teens are some other reasons why they use drugs, smoke cigarettes, or drink alcohol (Teen Detox, 1). “Younger Children, at eight-grade level and below, are at a greater risk, because their personalities haven ... use, the higher the risk” (Dr. Larry Chait, Teen Addiction, 64). Smoking of marijuana can cause the person to become addicted to cocaine, heroin, and other drugs. Heavy or daily use effects the parts that control memory, attention, and learning (Facts for Teens, 13). When teens are 12 and 13 they are more exposed to drugs and most likely don’t listen to their parents (Age in Stem., 1). Some other ...
- 3614: Battle Royal Symbolism
- ... has no power of what she does. When this happens it reveals to the reader that equality does not choose anything like how the dancer doesn't choose what happens to her. She has no control of where the people throw her, as the narrator has no control to be equal around white people. Also the white people are abusing the girl. This shows how the white people in the story are abusing and manhandling what equality is and what direction it takes ...
- 3615: Augustus And Alexander The Gre
- ... became king there would be nothing left for him to conquer. Alexander’s first battle came when he was only sixteen. Philip, his father had gone away on a campaign and left Macedonia under the control of Alexander while he was gone. During this time a people rebelled and Alexander was forced to lead an army against their largest city. Alexander won and renamed the city “Alexandropolis” The road to Alexander ... nobody up until March 44 B.C., when his great-uncle Julius Caesar was assassinated. Bearing his father’s name, Caesar, Augustus intended to ratify his adoption by Julius Caesar and take what was his, control of Rome. This was a long and grueling process since no one would take him seriously due to his young age. Augustus did all he could to convince the Roman senators and other politicians that ...
- 3616: Othello 7
- ... that exists with in his soul, so he wraps himself in a cloak of logic and reason to prevent those around him from seeing this part of his character. He sees the nobility and self-control that Othello exhibits, the purity and innocence of Desdemona, and the loyalty and self-sacrifice of Cassio. If he compared himself to these individuals, he would be forced to see what was wrong with him ... to be an individual that should be reviled, there is no doubt that within every individual, there resides a little bit of Iago in their character. However, most individuals are capable of keeping it under control.
- 3617: Indian Healing Beliefs
- Indian Healing Beliefs Believing that evil spirits caused diseases, the Indians used charms and magic to remove the evil influence. The magical procedures were usually preformed by those supposed to have the power to control spirit forces. Indians might call them such names as “mystery man”, “singer”, or the “wonderful”. White people called them “medicine men”. They were also priest's in leading the ceremonies and in preserving sacred objects ... remain well, individuals must stay in harmony with themselves, their environment, and their Creator. Harmony thus becomes a shield against their disharmony, which is quite similar to the tenets of behavioral medicine that teach stress control as a means of healthy living. Adding to harmony may be herbs, rebalancing of energy, and rituals of fasting, prayer, and thanksgiving to the Creator. Staying in harmony is only part of health, another part ...
- 3618: Benedict Arnold
- ... assumed that the Americans would stay in their entrenchments, for otherwise the British would rout them on the open field. This was Gates' opinion on the matter, as well. This scenario would let the British control the progression of the battle since they would be the ones acting on initiative and the Colonials could be reacting to the attack (Martin 370,373, 375). Burgoyne set up an assault plan for the ... fired several times before launching a bayonet charge. In response, the Americans launched two salvos of musket fire. This broke the grenadiers into a retreat, at which point the Americans advanced. Poor's officers gained control of the field and captured Major Acland, who had been wounded in both legs. On the right side, Morgan had forced back Fraiser's Loyalist rangers, and was in the process of circling around to ...
- 3619: Chrysalids
- ... strict watchman of the blasphemies. On the occasion where David says, " I could have managed it all right by myself if I'd had another hand!"(Wyndham 26) Joseph flies off the handles, out of control. He makes David get down on his knees to pray and punishes him. He is also very harsh when he hears about Aunt Harriet's news and he lectures her about the unforgivable sin. The ... is a factor in the Waknuk life. Axel is one of a kind, not in a deviate way, but his intellectuality enables him to understand the mutants and that different people should not be in control of the hands of Joseph Strorm's people. They are better off with people who appreciate them. Another ironical factor is that he commits murder which is against the Waknuk Society, just to help David ...
- 3620: Canada Broadcast Industry
- ... to subscribe to what Vipond calls "technological determinism?" And answer should be "Yes". According to Vipond's idea of "technological determinism", technology is an autonomous and relentless force, over which society has little or no control over it. It has great influences on our economy, culture, and the society. Already, in the face of advances and rapid changes of technologies, the communications environment begins to put more emphasis on the carrier rather than the content. Several initiatives, proposed by CRTC, are typical examples of it. Society has little control over it. Once it was out, you must adapt it for better utilization. Competitive broadcasting environment was also established with the introduction of satellite broadcasting system. Canadian programming services suddenly face an increasing competition from ...
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