Today, three themes form the basis for the Ministry of Justice's work degree of violence, sex and drugs.

The incidence of violence against women is an indicator of the degree to which women lack meaningful gender equality.

On the contrary, they are aimed at avoiding social revolt, whose cause is not violence itself but injustice to the utmost degree.

Degree of fuzzyness

Another notable advance in efforts to combat violence against women was the high degree of awareness among Philippine men about the need to eradicate the problem.

Degree of decentralization achieved,

Although sexual violence and banditry posed problems in the camps, the security package funded by UNHCR enabled the Government to exercise a reasonable degree of safety and security.

The Committee regrets that, in the absence of reliable data, it could not assess the nature and extent of the reportedly high incidence of domestic violence in the State party and the degree of enforcement of existing legislation for the protection of victims of domestic violence.

You say attempted first degree murder. Why first degree?

1963 Doctor of Law degree.

Bachelor of Law Degree (LL.B.).

Significant progress had been made since the adoption of the Domestic Violence Act in 2000, even though there was still a degree of resistance by the bodies called upon to intervene.

Thus, an opinion that expresses a degree of understanding for terrorist violence or that tries to explain supposed reasons for that violence without simultaneously and expressly condemning it risks being considered an act in praise of a felony or an incitement to disobey the law.

Degree of participation of developed countries,

Degree of participation of international organizations,

Received Master of Philosophy degree in Economics from Oxford University and Bachelor of Law degree from University of Tokyo.

Rotation degree

One Degree

No degree

Second degree.

Honorary degree...

EP Primary school of First Degree

Law degree, 1956, University of Chile.

Not to any degree of exactitude.

Article 332 1 Incest is defined as any sexual act committed by an adult through deceit, violence, threat, surprise or force on the person of a child or adolescent to whom he is related by ties of natural, legitimate or adoptive parenthood to the fourth degree or by ties of affinity to the third degree.

Inclination 0 degree

1958 LL.M. degree.

Second degree, huh?

1971 1973 B.A. degree, University of Zululand

Degree of the Utter Bar, February 1958.

I'm accused of attempted first degree murder.

A screever's an artist... Of highest degree

Received Master's degree in Business Administration from Ateneo de Manila University and Bachelor of Laws degree from University of the Philippines.

And in those two years, I graduated with my first degree a bachelor s degree.

The degree of differences between codes may reflect the degree to which company law or listing standards specify board responsibilities.

It provides professional training with a high degree of specialization, for which an academic degree or specialist diploma is awarded.

Select the rotation degree.

90 degree rotation speed

He has a degree.

Attempted first degree murder.

Received Master of Accountancy degree from Bowling Green State University, United States, and Bachelor of Arts (Accounting) degree from University of Dar es Salaam.

Received Docteur Sciences économiques degree from Fondation nationale des sciences politique (France), Master of Business Administration degree from Hass School of Business, University of California at Berkeley, and Bachelor of Arts degree in business administration from Seoul National University.

That gives me a certain degree of understanding.

Received Postgraduate degree in international relations from Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, degree in public administration (Bachelor of Arts) from Fundación Getúlio Vargas, and degree in law (Bachelor of Arts) from Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro.

b) however, in 1991, the degree of illiteracy of women in BiH (16.4 ) had still been higher than the degree of illiteracy of men (3.4 ).