Articles, tagged with "government bodies", page 1

The constitution of the United States believes that every property privately owned by individuals first belonged to the Government. With respect to this train of thought the Government believes that it has the right to buy back the same property from an i...

An examination is also known as assessment which is required in measuring the aptitude, skills, knowledge and physical fitness of the person who appears for the test for further studies or a job where a test is mandatory to determine the candidates abilit...

A test or exam is like an assessment meant to measure the knowledge, aptitude, skills or physical fitness of a person appearing for a test in order to go for further studies or get a certain type of job. A test can be oral, written (on paper or computer) ...

The French administration under President Nicholas Sarkozy announced earlier this week that it will reduce the number of websites owned and operated by the central government tenfold over the next two years. A far cry from the more than six hundred sit...

Goods and Services Tax (GST) is applied almost similarly to Value Added Tax (VAT) in most countries. It was implemented on April 1, 1994 in Singapore and was used as a guide on the UK VAT legislation and New Zealand legislation. Goods and Services Tax...

Hitherto, telecom services were provided either by Government bodies or large multinational companies in view of the huge investment in infrastructure. With the advent of the Internet and the newly emerging VoIP technology, it is now possible for any smal...

Consumer, unarguably, is the prime deciding factor in today's economic growth. The business activities of any nation circle around the end customer. Consumers today are over-exposed to various forms of direct advertising, thus resulting in the increased n...