Social sciences, business and law attract the highest proportion of students, for which data was available, except in Cuba where education and health predominate.
Last year, after much wrangling, it eventually passed a foreign-investment law to attract them.
African governments should uphold the rule of law to attract investment and ensure economic growth, Clinton said during a town hall meeting at the University of Nairobi.
What about this story that we, we mentioned earlier on today, the story about 100, 000 new, Labour to invite a 100, 000 foreigners a year into UK, ministers announce sweeping changes in immigration law to attract workers because we're short because of a severe skills shortage among British workers, is that a good idea?
There, youngsters traveled hundreds of kilometers to dance all night in a field, an abandoned warehouse or a disused factory -- anywhere unlikely to attract the attention of the law.
With Cook Islands law designed to attract business from people who want to protect their assets from judgments, it would have been next to impossible for Ms. X to collect her money in a legal action there.
In an attempt to attract foreign investment, in March Libya approved a law that will introduce Sharia-compliant banking and stimulate the country's private sector, according to the ruling National Transitional Council.
It suggests Mr. Sarkozy has failed to attract far-right voters, despite his focus on law and order and his pledge to halve immigration if re-elected.
One reason for New York's low interest level: European and Asian governments have been eager to change regulations to adapt to and attract Islamic finance--for example, Britain struck down a law that double-taxed homebuyers who used a murabaha, a two-part Islamic financing structure, rather than a mortgage.
The "spaghetti bowl" of UK tax law is to be simplified to cut the burden on business and attract foreign investment, George Osborne has said.
Under Korean law, any auction of a state-owned company's assets must attract at least two bidders before it can proceed.
Under the law in South Korea, any auction of a state-owned company's assets must attract at least two bidders before the sale can go forward.
The city has invested heavily in trying to attract more technology companies, in part to offset stagnant job growth in more traditional local industries such as finance and law.
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