Beauty Pageants Case Study

1. The establishment of conservancies, run by local communities and assisted by the Government and NGOs, has been proved successful to help developing countries to decentralized natural resources, create jobs and improve the economy.

2. Watching too much television has the negative impact on important aspects of children’s life and it is not television but the way that parents manage their children’s TV watching, including the number of hours they spend on, what material they watch and even how family deal with the

TV, that matters.

3. School Liaison Police have been brought in NSW public and private high school to reduce the crime rates and improve students ' safety by conducting workshops and some people believe that is

12. Opponents to beauty pageants argue that it is demeaning to women and is a symbol of decline because in the past, Australian women were treated with dignity and respect, while beauty pageants, promoted from the 1960s, seem to convey that women could be judged on their appearance.

13. Although some developing countries, such as

China, become competent to the production green industries because they have a comparative advantage over the United States, to producing labour-intensive goods due to relatively lower priced labour, the United States still has a comparative advantage enabled by innovation in the production at early stages of the development of a new technology.

14. Although there are many advantages of living in a country, it is still difficult for a town born and bred person to live in the country due to disadvantages and inconvenience of country living life.

15. A research done by Laszlo and his team show that most of the female songbirds could sing and some species song for surviving reasons and that this fact is overlooked due to Darwin 's emphasis on the importance of male

24. Travel and Tourism industry improves development of regional economics and maintenance of the environment and culture, it will continue to grow in the short to medium term because of it comparatively low starting and running costs.

25. Resonance theory which explains that very small pebbles dropped into a pond can create bigger waves than a larger brick, could also be applied to media, a carefully choreographed and meticulously timed stream of communication will have more cumulative and lasting effect than a big occasional propaganda.

26. The school resource office coordinated a Response Planning Team to respond to major concerns about disorderly behaviour among students and the results for every concern were dramatic positive.

27. The talent shortage is likely to get worse globally in future because the imminent retirement of the baby boomers, the collapse of loyalty and the mismatch between what schools are producing and what companies need.

28. A study shows that ability to resist temptation is highly influenced by experiences and that children who get their promises before could delay gratification longer.

29. The British government’s announcement that all human remains