Sentences with phrase «png law»

Norton Rose Fulbright created the scholarship last year to support PNG law students who had already shown a commitment to their undergraduate studies.

The firm created the scholarship to support PNG law students who have already shown a commitment to their undergraduate studies.

Not exact matches

Although, as far as I know, there is no legal basis for that expression (PNG) in Philippine law the Philippine Immigration Act can indeed exclude a person unwelcome to the country.

To be eligible for the 2017 scholarship, an individual must be a citizen of PNG, enrolled in an undergraduate degree with a major in law, have completed the first three years of full time study (or part time equivalent) in the degree, and be continuing these studies in 2017.

«All four students were very impressive, and a credit to their families and the School of Law at the University of PNG, but Alison was the unanimous choice of the judging committee to be the recipient of the scholarship.

Our rules are as follows: Create a law - related diorama with Peeps, take a photo of the diorama and send the photo (JPG, GIF or PNG) to peeps [at] abajournal [dot] com by 11:59 p.m. Central Time on Sunday, March 25, 2018.

It is a shame that PNG court decisions are not freely available on the web (for a variable selection of judgments from other jurisdictions see Pacific Islands Legal Information Institute - Pacific Law).

The sector strategy focuses on the implementation of positive change associated with the many aspects of law and justice within PNG.

Pacific Legal Network An Australian law firm with a network of law offices throughout the Pacific and PNG specialising in Pacific law.

The judging committee reviewed the applications based on which best addressed the topic of an essay on «The importance of contract law and fair trading protections to the economic development of PNG» and demonstrated Norton Rose Fulbright's business principles of Quality, Unity and Integrity in their applications.

Ms Pora is a fourth year student in the Bachelor of Law degree at the University of PNG who grew up in the Southern Highlands province.

Alison Kult, a fourth year student at the School of Law at the University of PNG, was awarded the first Norton Rose Fulbright scholarship last year.

Vincent Suapi, another law student at the University of PNG, has been named the recipient of this year's «Highly Commended» award, which includes a payment of K1, 000.

We wish all the finalists the very best as they further their studies and interest in the law in PNG.»