Essays on Council

Abstract
Shelter is one of the basic human necessities. Provision of decent-quality and affordable housing is one challenge that various authorities have been faced with, and Sheffield is not left behind. Though she has surpassed her average annual housing needs, Sheffield is still struggling to mitigate housing problems. This research project reviews the use of Geographic Information System (GIS) in Sheffield’s housing and how education level affects the Continue reading...

Introduction

Cardinal Leon-Joseph Suenens served as a Belgian prelate of the Roman Catholic Church from 1904 to 1996. Before his promotion to cardinalate in 1962, Leon served as an Archibishop of Mechelen-Brussel from 1961 to 1979. He was a powerful leader in the Second Vatican Council who advocated aggiornamento in catholic churches. Pope John selected Cardinal Leon-Joseph due to his commitment in the renewal of the church. He was a strong man who once saved the church from organizational chaos hence, gaining popularity among Vatican councils. Throughout his service in the Second Vatican Council, Cardinal Leon had many influences towards Continue reading...

Introduction.

Established in November 1941, the Ad Council continues to be the leading producer of communications in the Public service, in America (Ad Council, 2012). The first campaign, after its establishment was the sale of war bonds immediately after America got involved in the World War II. The key motive under its establishment was to identify significant issues that relate and affect the public, and arouse action through communication programs, so as to make a difference in the society. The Ad Council, therefore, facilitates media, volunteers the talented from the communication and advertising industry, and funds resources in creation of Continue reading...

1. Brief description of the main functions of European Union institutions
According to the article 13 of the Treaty of the European Union, the European Union (EU) is governed by the seven institutions:  the European Parliament, the European Commission, the European Court, Council of the European Union, European Council, European Central Bank, European Court of Auditors. (Treaty on the European union, 1992)
The European Commission is the highest executive body of the European Union. It`s main functions are: implementing of the decisions of the Union, monitoring the compliance with its laws and, if required, initiating of a lawsuit Continue reading...

In her article, “‘On the Side of Justice and Peace’: Canada on the League of Nations Council 1927-1930”, Linda Lloyd narrates a page of history, referring to the ascension of Canada on the scene of international politics. The author follows Canada’s endeavor of becoming a constitutive part of the League of Nations Council, deciding upon international social and political aspects, alongside world powers such as England and France, plus other independent states, such as Japan, Germany and Italy. Canada’s intention to participate in the election for the non-permanent seat available in the Council was a difficult Continue reading...

Today, the United Nations is an organization in a period of transition. It was an organization born from fear of the future, with lofty goals and soaring aspirations. However, from the beginning, the United Nations faced many logistical problems with fulfilling its goals and central philosophies. The United Nations (UN) was designed to replace the League of Nations, the international organizational body that was formed in the post-World-War-I era (Annan, 2000). After the League of Nations failed to stop World War II, the organization was dissolved in 1945 and the United Nations was formed (Annan, 2000).
The founding philosophy Continue reading...

The city council general meeting is set to follow a specific procedure that is predefined. The procedure means successful flow of the agendas of the meeting. The meeting aims at discussing the planning of the city. The agendas aim at the progress of the city and the necessary conditions to be fulfilled to ensure the success of the agendas. The meeting is under exclusive discussion, which gives it excellence and defines success for the parties involved. All the parties involved in the discussion aim at developing exclusive analysis and understanding of the matter at hand.
The meeting goes on Continue reading...

Management

Strategic Human Resources Management: Palmerston North City Council
Strategic human resources management (SHRM) has changed in recent decades because global marketing and high technology communication systems. The changes demonstrate the need for SHRM to remain flexible and ready to face the challenges of change. Human Resource (HR) managers deal with a large variety of opportunities and challenges. Often problems disguised as challenges are really opportunities. Sustainalbity has been integrated into mission statements, policies and practices from the largest corporation to the smallest not-for-profit due to the challenge of global warming. The need to take responsibility for negative human impacts Continue reading...

An ‘English as a Second Language’ Collection for

Brisbane City Council Library Services
Collection Development for Library Services and Course Number
3. Initial ESL Collection Development
The “Success in Reading English: An ‘English as a Second Language’ Collection for Brisbane City Council Library Services (BCCLS)” is our group proposed library collection project. As part of the detailed overview and discussion of the library and information services, the context in which we anchor our initial ESL collection development is at the city of Brisbane Queensland, primarily; and secondarily, the online community. Brisbane, as Australia’s largest local government, has to serve its more than two million multi-cultural population ( Continue reading...

The idea of ​​establishing an international organization to monitor the processes of integration in the world community came up about 100 years ago (Mazower 5); however, the first half of the XX century was marked by two world wars, which greatly complicated the peaceful development of most countries. On October 24, 1945 51 countries, determined to keep the peace through international cooperation and collective security, ensured creation of the United Nations (United Nations Official Website). Currently, it is the most ambitious and comprehensive international organization which covers almost all spheres of human activities, from human rights to environmental issues. Continue reading...

The Pokot is a tribe in Africa living in both Kenya and Uganda. However, most Pokots live in the Northern part of Kenyan Rift-Valley which lies along the Kenya /Uganda border. An interview with Daniel Lotodo, a 78 year old man from the community revealed a lot about the ethnography of the community
The Pokot for a long time are predominantly pastoralists’. Their occupations of cattle keeping has been necessitated by environment factors. The area is semi arid and agricultural produce can hardly do well. However, through barter trade with neighboring communities such as the Samburu Continue reading...

Recommended Action

World Wildlife fund`s role in the future of the Marine Stewardship council should be to increase its support in all areas so that it maintains its point of actions that were adopted. It should enable the marine stewardship council to maintain its governance and transparency help it to be consistence with quality of fishery certification, and motivate it to promote environmental performance and sustainability.
Marine stewardship council (MSC) started in 1997 and experienced difficult circumstances. For instance, the council experienced tension with the conservation community, lack of trust and opposition from the industry and Continue reading...

Geographical Perspectives of Brisbane 2026

Introduction

In many western countries, as well as in Australia, city planners consider urban consolidation so as to achieve a compact urban form as a good strategy to manage urban growth as well as to contain urban sprawl (Freeman, 2001). Freeman further explains that such compact urban centers are beneficial in terms of efficient land use, reduced automobile reliance and promotes social interaction among the residents. The Brisbane city council as well as many other city councils has realized proper management of urban centers will contribute positively in creating sustainable Continue reading...

Abstract

The Chandler Police Department is home to more than three hundred and twenty officer employed by the state and approximately one hundred and fifty civilians. The Department has three police stations to serve over two hundred and forty thousand individuals living in and around the region. The Desert Breeze Substation, the Main Station at the Chandler Police Department and the Chandler Heights Substation serves as subdivisions within the organization. Operations within these divisions form two separate categories: Professional Services and Field Operations. Both entities adhere to the chain of command that serves to create order in the organization. The Continue reading...

The Arab world has been experiencing political revolt in the past few years because of a sense of awakening which has developed within. More and more citizens of these Arab countries are demanding for democracy, freedom of speech and greater public participation in the way they are governed. These revolts have led to some governments getting toppled after periods of relentless public demonstrations. This paper is going to talk about the revolts that have occurred in Arab countries and the likely results that are expected to be experienced out of these revolts.

The Arab revolt begun in Tunisia after Continue reading...

Introduction

Over the years, Catholic Church has undergone several changes, although the most significant being the changes brought by Vatican II. Arguably, Vatican II changes brought forth doctrines that the Catholic Church initially believed and taught its members. Worth noting, the changes brought forth “new Catholic Church”. This change is mostly attributed to the Vatican Council II that represented Vatican II, which was dogmatic as compared to other Vatican councils that were pastoral (Lopez & Julian, 2013). This changes not only affected Catholic Church members, but also the Protestants, and was led by Pope John XXIII.
First, the mode of mass Continue reading...

THESIS PROSPECTUS: THE ROLE OF THE GULF COOPERATION COUNCIL OF ARAB STATES TO MEMBERS IN ORDER TO ACHIEVE THE UNITED NATIONS MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS

Background of the Study

Since the end of the 20th century, issues such as extreme poverty, equal human rights for all gender and ethnicity, health services improvement, environmental sustainability and equal development have been in the forefront of both regional and international affairs. Several proposals and programs have been presented by various world leaders, however, a workable framework that can be applied to any nation is difficult due to the difference of each nation politically, socially and economically. With Continue reading...

International Economic Policy-Making of the EU and the US

Foreign economic policy-making varies between regions given the size of their economy and the nature of their foreign policy mechanism in the international arena. Policies would take into consideration political interests and economic competence in the globe, while it can easily blend with domestic policy. In the case of the European Union, the Union represents its member countries in creating foreign policies that would not just cover their international policies but also their domestic policies: may it be for political or economic reasons. Unlike the United States, which only has to represent one state in the international market, the Continue reading...

Listed Building Applications

Site Appraisals

Industrial and Office Development
Barn Conversions
Extensions
Design and Access Statements
Enforcement
Regeneration
Countryside Management

Housing market renewal communities
Organisations
Registered social landlords
Local authorities
Developers
Public sectors
Web site (inc. contact form , useful sits and awards)
Adds in directory websites

4. CadenzaVM

Services

Clients/Sectors
Marketing methods
CGI service (3D modelling, Photomontage, Graphic design, Animation)
Architecture (Conversion, new builds, extensions)

Web site
Directory websites

5. Morrison Design Limited

Services

Clients/Sectors
Marketing methods
Brief Writing
CAD Services
( Computer aided design)

Development Plans

Full Architectural Service
Project Management
Interior design
Commercial
Education

Residential (universities’ accommodation)
Retail
Public Sector

Website
Directory websites

6. Justin Continue reading...

Introduction

In the recent past, controversies have been witnessed in the line of duty and compensation schemes between workers unions and city councils. The massive rifts that have ensued between the two groups in many cities in the world have necessitated fresh negotiations between the two parties. Council workers have continuously condemned the unfair working conditions been created by council politicians. They have deemed the move as one geared towards increasing the economic gap between the rich and the poor, and they have refused to understand the complaints that the city council gives to cover the problem. This paper covers Continue reading...

Introduction

The western civilization has been fueled by the technological inventions that have flooded commodities in the market since mid-18th century. The Technological vibrancy of the west has been influenced by laws that seek to protect the intellectual property rights of the inventors and scientists. The British Statute of Anne 1710 was the first recorded copyright law in the world; it gave exclusive ownership rights to printers of books. The law prohibited the copying of books by other printers. With the development of modern technology the scope has been extended to motion pictures, maps and sound recording. Copyright laws have Continue reading...

Conflict Resolution

Conflict Resolution

Overview

Conflict resolutions in the Federal system are being mitigated within its own jurisdiction. State and Local government councils sits on a meeting to resolve conflicts and other issues within its locality before they escalate into a court case. Resolutions discussed in council meetings are detrimental in maintaining order within the locality particularly in resolving local issues and areas for development. For this evaluation, the November 5, 2013 council meeting held in the council chambers of Columbus, Georgia Council will be the focus of this discussion.
- How was the meeting advertised? Was it advertised adequately so stakeholders Continue reading...

Introduction

The Russian government is a federal type of government. The Russian federation includes 21 Republics 46 Oblast, 9 Kraj, 1 Autonomous Oblast, 4 Autonomous Okrug and 2 Cities of Federal Significance: Moscow and St. Petersburg. The president and the prime minister share the executive power though the president is the main political figure in government. The legislature on the other hand comprises of the Federal Assembly of Russia. The Federal Assembly of Russia is consists of two chambers. The first chamber is the lower house known as the Duma and the second legislative chamber is the upper house known Continue reading...

Form of Government and Structure

A close analysis of New York City shows that it utilizes a mayor-council system form of governance. The fact that New York City falls is structured under the City Charted offers a comprehensive platform that enhances the success of mayor-council system of governance. Another crucial factor that is worth noting with regards to New York City’s government is that it is more unified than any other U.S. city. This is evident by the fact that the city’s government coordinates a wider array of matters regarding public education, welfare services, water supply, public safety, sanitation, recreational facilities, correctional Continue reading...

Meeting Context Summary

A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Port St. Lucie on May 12, 2014; the meeting started at 7:00 PM at Port St. Lucie City Hall, 121 SW Port St. Lucie Boulevard, Port St. Lucie, Florida, United States of America. Present during the meeting were Vice Mayor Linda Bartz of District 1, Council Member Michelle Lee Berger of District 2, Council Member Shannon M. Martin of District 3, Councilman Ron Bowen of District 4, Jeff Bremer the City Manager, the City Clerk, committees, and the public.
The agendas of the regular meeting are the proclamations Continue reading...

1. Introduction

According to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (2010), nearly one billion people suffered from hunger in 2010, representing nearly 16% of the population of developing countries. At the same time, the world population is growing and global warming threatens the production of crops. Profound changes are needed in the way that food production and food consumption are perceived, or the world may face mass starvation. Genetically modified (GM) technology has been found capable of feeding the world but there are concerns regarding its safety (Moseley 2002, Carpenter 2010). Continue reading...

1. Introduction

1.1 Perception of GM foods in the UK
According to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (2010), nearly one billion people suffered from hunger in 2010, representing nearly 16% of the population of developing countries. At the same time, the world population is growing and global warming threatens the production of crops. Profound changes are needed in the way that food production and food consumption are perceived, or the world may face mass starvation. Genetically modified (GM) technology Continue reading...

Introduction

The trinity has always been a matter of debate among spiritual circles, eliciting violence in some instances in the past. The main issue of controversy fueling this debate is the divinity of Jesus Christ. Arianism was one of the notable heretical teachings of the past that threatened the Christian church. This belief challenged the core tenet of the orthodoxy regarding the divinity of Jesus Christ. This view held that Jesus was a creation of God and as such did not possess the divine substance of the Father. The Arian view was majorly advanced by Arius, a Libyan, born around Continue reading...

Abstract

Sustainable tourism is a growing industry, and one that is becoming increasingly important. The Global Sustainable Tourism Council is a group that is concerned with the existence of responsible alternatives to regular tourism. They have developed a number of criteria that are designed to promote sustainable tourism. The notable criteria include the following objectives: to create universal principles for sustainable tourism in a common language, to make destinations sustainable, to promote market access, to increase knowledge, and to create an accreditation process that will provide tourists and programs with the information that they need to ensure that they are Continue reading...

The Hong Kong Legislative Council has four main types of powers: legislative powers, financial powers, monitoring the work of the executive, and impeachment. Legislative powers are conferred in Article 73 (1) which gives the legislative council the power to enact, amend and repeal laws, while financial powers are conferred in Article 73 (2) which gives the council the power to examine and approve budgets; this function is strengthened by Article 73 (3) which gives the legislative council the power to approve taxation and public expenditure. The powers to monitor the work of the executive are drawn from Article 73 ( Continue reading...

There are many environmental changes that are occurring in the different parts of the world. These environmental changes have adverse effects to the lives of the human beings living in the different parts of the world. One of the areas that have been affected by environmental changes is Morgantown. There has been a snowstorm in the region therefore causing a lot of problems in the region. Due to the current environmental changes, it is predicted that there is a possibility that there might be even bigger snowstorms in the region and this might adversely affect the normal lives of Continue reading...

Introduction

Despite efforts of the federal government, schools, and parents in preventing the youth from engaging in vices, the youth still gravitates toward abusing substances such as alcohol, cigarette, and drugs due to the $25 billion worth of advertisements that are shown during the airing of movies and television programs. It seems that advertisers discovered that the media depiction of substance use would be more effective than traditional advertising. This is because in general, media contents are seen as positive; otherwise, they would not be released for public viewing. Moreover, media depictions would not induce criticisms as much as advertising Continue reading...

The Name of the Class (Course)

The Name of the School (University)
The City and State
Sustainable Design and Construction
Abstract
In the recent past, several environmentally inspired projects have been built in the United Kingdom and around Europe. These projects have claimed to embody the principles of sustainable development. The Greenfield and Brownfield are examples of sites that have been used to parade such projects I bet in small scale. These projects have always presented debates regarding their sustainability and maintainability.

Introduction

In 2009, the Hometown foundation revealed an ambitious plan in south Lanarkshire to build a brand new town named Owenstown (About Owenstown 2014). Continue reading...

Question One: Proposed Rules

Standards of Performance for Greenhouse Gas Emissions from New Stationary Sources: Electric Utility Generating Units
The Environmental Protection Agency is proposing new standards of performance for the affected fossil fuel-fired electric utility steam generating units and stationary combustion turbines. The EPA proposes three main actions intended for the reduction of pollution and related negative effects. The proposals are as follows:
It is proposed that a separate standard of performance be implemented and adopted for fossil fuel-fired electric utility steam generating units and integrated gasification combined cycle units that burn coal, petroleum coke and other fossil fuels which in essence Continue reading...

Introduction

In the history of California, it has been considered one of the most linguistically diverse places in the world. However, according to some researchers as well as statistics from different database, California is fast losing its rich heritage of the indigenous languages (Hinton, p. 83). Out of the at least 98 native languages initially spoken in the boundaries that have now been covered within the California State, research findings have established that 45 of these languages have no fluent speakers left in the present century. Additionally, these researches have also determined that 17 of these languages have only one Continue reading...

The vision of a united world has always been a dream to many, especially in the times of the two Great Wars. Peace, collective security and equal development for all had been the key objectives of world leaders in the establishment of an international organization that would embody these ideals. Each nation had attempted to make their own interpretation of this goal with several known regional organizations, but what had been the crowning glory was the creation of the United Nations after the Second World War. Since its establishment, the world had clear hopes with the UN as the Continue reading...

Sustainable tourism and responsible tourism has been a growing industry in recent years, considering the growing environmental problems that are plaguing the world. Sustainable tourism is concerned with environmentally-responsible practices and having as little impact on the local environment and local culture as possible (Pineda and Brebbia, 2004). The Global Sustainable Tourism Council is one of the organizational bodies that is responsible for creating and defining criteria for sustainable tourism. The Global Sustainable Tourism Council has a number of objectives when it comes to sustainable tourism. Notably, the Global Sustainable Tourism Council (2013) notes that its objectives are to Continue reading...

PROJECT MANAGEMENT PLAN

Version 1.0

VERSION HISTORY
The development and distribution of this project management plan will be controlled and tracked using the table below. The table below will provide information regarding any revisions made on the original project plan. Information such as name of the person that authorized the revision, date of revision, the person authorizing the revision, reason for changes and date the revision was approved. The importance of tracking the revisions on this project management plan is to ensure that all the personnel involved in the process of the project development are aware of the changes made during the Continue reading...

TABLE OF CONTENTS

TABLE OF CONTENTS

LIST OF TABLES

LIST OF FIGURES
LIST OF APPENDICES
LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS

Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Literature review
2.1 Definition of GM products and foods.
2.2 Historical development of GM Foods.
2.2.1 Bioengineering and agriculture.
2.2.2 Biopharming.
2.3 GM food regulation and legislation

2.3.1 Production regulations

2.3.2 Import regulations

2.3.3 Labeling requirements
2.3.3.1 Article 8 Regulation (EC) 258/97.
2.3.3.2 Regulation (EC) No 1830/2003: Traceability and labeling.
2.3.3.2.1 “May contain GMO” labels.
2.3.3.2.2 “Does not contain GMO” labels
2.4 Risk assessment of GM foods
2.4.1 Regulation (EC) No 1829/2003 assessment of risk
2.4.2 Community assessment of Continue reading...

Introduction

This Learning Resource has been designed for Educators in Catholic Schools in Australia that will be working with both Primary and Secondary Students. It aims to give an overview of the different aspects that have been influencing the teaching of the Catholic faith along the years, especially the last centuries previous 1980s, in particular the influence pre and pro Second Vatican Council. Religious Education teachers should find this learning resource useful to identify where they are in time, in the Church, in the world, and in particular in Australia within the Catholic Church. They will be able to understand Continue reading...