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42. 1Up Travel > Taiwan Government - Facts On Government Of Taiwan Is Here. Wanted to find out info about Government of Taiwan with respect to Country name,Data code, Dependency status, Government type, Capital, http://www.1uptravel.com/international/asia/taiwan/government.html

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43. Taiwan Communique No. 99 Even though Japan signed the Treaty of Peace with the taiwan government in Given the current situation, Taiwan s government should, on the basis of the http://www.taiwandc.org/twcom/99-no4.htm

December 2001 Independence must be asserted By Prof. Chen Lung-chu et al This article is an open letter from Chen Lung-chu, president and CEO of the Taiwan New Century Foundation, Huang Chao-tang, a presidential advisor and chairman of World United Formosans for Independence, Yao Chia-wen, former chairman of the DPP and currently a senior adviser to the president, Chen Li-tung; Hung Mao-hsiung, an international relations graduate research fellow at National Chengchi University, Yang Chi-chuan, Hsu Shih-kai, an author, and Liao Fu-te, an assistant research fellow of the Institute of European and American Studies at Academia Sinica. The Taiwan New Century Foundation, the Taiwan National Security Institute, the Taiwan Care Foundation and the International Cultural Foundation held a joint seminar on 23 September 2001 to mark the 50th anniversary of the San Francisco Peace Treaty. After vigorous and comprehensive discussion, the scholars and experts arrived at a number of conclusions. We are of the unequivocal opinion that Taiwan is an independent sovereign state, and hereby publicly demand that the people and the government of Taiwan adopt the necessary measures to guarantee Taiwan's international status.

44. Interview Of RDEC Chairman Lin With Taiwan News On Taiwan taiwan government Reform the cause of recent service efficiency In Taiwan,government reform started in 1987 when our central government drafted a http://www.reform.nat.gov.tw/pageGenerater.jsp?layerid=2&pageid=4520&version=3

45. Taiwan Government Addresses China's 'anti-separation Law' taiwan government addresses China s antiseparation law In short, the lawcan be seen as legalizing war against Taiwan, at the same time defining the http://www.roc-taiwan.org/atlanta/press/20050217/2005021701.html

Taiwan government addresses China's 'anti-separation law' On December 29, 2004, in a plenary meeting during the Thirteenth Session of the 10th PRC National People's Congress (NPC), the NPC Standing Committee approved the "anti-separation law" draft bill. The bill will be submitted to the NPC in March for further deliberation and passage. In a statement dated February 1, 2005, Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council, Executive Yuan published a statement regarding contents and implications of this bill. A summary of that statement follows: As of February 1, 2005, the government of China has not presented any concrete details or text of the "anti-separation law" draft bill, which leads to the assumption that Communist authorities are observing external reactions to the proposed law and will consider these reactions when drafting the final version of the bill. However, judging from comments by Chinese officials, we believe that the bill has been drafted within the framework of the PRC constitution under the principles of "peaceful unification" and "one country, two systems," in strict adherence to the so-called "one China" principle. It is likely that the specific contents of this bill will present "unification" as the only valid option in cross-Strait relations. It will also probably define the scope of "anti-separatist" activities and explicitly stipulate which actions and conditions constitute de facto independence and thus separation from China. The law would also enforce legal responsibility and punishment for such actions. In short, the law can be seen as legalizing war against Taiwan, at the same time defining the "Taiwan problem" as an internal affair that no external force should interfere with.

46. EGovernment Resource Centre: Taiwan Taiwan Invites Own Hackers to Test Government Systems REPRINTED FROM BBC The taiwan government has gone into the developer support businessit has http://www.egov.vic.gov.au/International/AsiathePacific/Taiwan/taiwan.htm

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47. Greenaction - Nuclear Free Asia - Support Taiwan! The taiwan government concedes that at the moment there is no viable solution inTaiwan However, the current taiwan government is committed to promote http://www.greenaction.org/nonukes/index.shtml

Nuclear-Free Free Let the Future of a Nuclear-free Asia Begin in Taiwan! Support the decision to halt Taiwan's 4th Nuclear Power Plant An unprecedented victory for anti-nuclear groups in Taiwan occurred on October 27, 2000 when the Taiwanese government halted the construction of a fourth nuclear power plant on the island's northeastern coast. However, this victory may be short-lived if the opposition's strong appeal for a recall of the government's decision is realized. An umbrella organization of over 100 NGOs, drawing with them approximately 200,000 supporters will gather in Taipei for an anti-nuclear demonstration on November 12, 2000. The construction of NPP4 on Taiwan is not just a matter of economics, as the opposition would like people to believe. Rather, it is about the lives of millions of people on Taiwan and across Asia. Halting the construction of NPP4 is the first step to curtailing nuclear exportation in Asia. It is about choosing an alternative model of political and economic development. It is about long-run sustainable growth, rather than short-run power supplies that fuel business operations. Taiwan Environmental Action Network (TEAN) appeals to environmental/social justice organizations/ activists around the world to join forces in solidarity with green and anti-nuclear groups in Taiwan to protest against the construction of Nuclear Power Plant No. 4 (NPP4).

48. FT.com / By Industry / IT - Lenovo Leads The Way With Taiwan Subsidiary According to taiwan government officials, Lenovo has applied for and will be The taiwan government still clings to a ban on mainland investments on the http://news.ft.com/cms/s/2de505f2-fa24-11d9-b092-00000e2511c8.html

// Do not remove!!! // Do not remove!!! // Do not remove!!! // Do not remove!!! // Do not remove!!! Skip to main content, accesskey 's' Homepage, accesskey '1' All times are London time. Sign up now Take a tour Username Password Remember me By industry IT Print article ... Email article Main page content: Lenovo leads the way with Taiwan subsidiary By Kathrin Hille in Taipei Lenovo, the world's third-largest personal computer maker after its acquisition of IBM's PC business, is to become the first Chinese company to legally establish a subsidiary in Taiwan. This demonstrates the waves that mainland businesses are making with their buying spree even on the de facto independent island which is still trying to shut them out. According to Taiwan government officials, Lenovo has applied for and will be granted approval to convert into a subsidiary a one-man company which was registered in Taipei more than three years ago and did not have any legal links to Lenovo. The Chinese company had made the move to “legalise its presence here” on the occasion of transferring the PC business of IBM Taiwan to Lenovo, said a senior official at the Mainland Affairs Council, Taipei's cabinet-level China policy body. The Taiwan government still clings to a ban on mainland investments on the island for the fear that its politically hostile neighbour could take control of its economy. Legislation passed two years ago allows Chinese companies to invest in Taiwan in principle, but the government does not intend to pass detailed regulations any time soon which would allow an overall opening in practice.

49. New Taiwan Government Marks 1947 Crackdown New taiwan government marks 1947 crackdown. Taiwan’s new government onWednesday marked the anniversary of a 1947 crackdown in which thousands of people http://www.hartford-hwp.com/archives/55/520.html

Documents menu New Taiwan government marks 1947 crackdown Reuters, South China Morning Post, 28 February 2001. The Nationalist Party was unseated from the presidency by Chen Shui-bian and his Democratic Progressive Party last year. The less burdened new government has a responsibility to go a step further, and make a higher level of effort, Mr Chen said. The government will strive to reach international standards of human rights. He said efforts to move beyond the tragedy would include compensating victims, including the incident in history textbooks and opening relevant government archives. The 1947 riot erupted after the woman cigarette vendor was beaten and enraged residents chased the alcohol and tobacco monopoly inspector, who fired shots at his pursuers in panic. Records show that thousands of Taiwanese were killed in the subsequent crackdown, leaving a legacy of deep mistrust towards what was seen as an occupying Nationalist Government and the hundreds of thousands of displaced mainlanders who flooded the island.

50. Government - Links To Legal Resources: Countries: Taiwan: Government taiwan government agencies, offices and ministries. http://mishpat.net/law/Countries/Taiwan/government/index.shtml

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51. Regional: Asia: Taiwan: Government And Politics - Open Site Regional Asia taiwan government and Politics Open Site. http://open-site.org/Regional/Asia/Taiwan/Government_and_Politics/

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52. Visa Latin American And Caribbean - Public Sector - Developed Link to taiwan government Purchasing Card Programme The taiwan government isusing Visa Purchasing for smallticket purchases, business travel, http://www.visalatam.com/e_publicsector/caso_taiwan.jsp

53. Global Wireless ISP (WISP) News Source - Taiwan Government Urged To Promote WiFi A global resource for wireless Internet Service Providers (or WISPs). It includesnews info related to the WISP industry., taiwan government urged to http://www.wispcentric.com/content/view/690/73/

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54. The Age Taiwan s governing party has its scope for proindependence actions riskingconflict with China reduced. - The Age Online. http://www.theage.com.au/news/World/Shock-election-defeat-for-Taiwan-Government/

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55. Taiwan Government Procurement Position paper of the European Chamber of Commerce in Taipei. http://www.ecct.com.tw/committees/procurement_project/2003project.php

home publications events committees ... contact Project and Procurement: 2003 Issues WTO commitments Unsolicited projects coordination Cap on liability and liquidated damages Excluding consequential damages ... Model contract clarity and appropriate versions WTO commitments Taiwan has yet to formally accede to the WTO's Agreement on Government Procurement (GPA) due to procedural issues, although it promised to do so in Taiwan's WTO Working Party Report. The ECCT urges Taiwan to immediately make effective dormant provisions in Taiwan's Government Procurement Law, which would prohibit exclusion of foreign firms and set offs, in order to meet its WTO Working Party Report promises. The ECCT commends Taiwan for recently passing a law encouraging private participation in infrastructure projects and, in particular, encouraging private parties to submit unsolicited proposals in order to generally improve the creativity, quality and costs of infrastructure projects. However, to be successful, improved government coordination is needed in the case of unsolicited private-entity proposals involving multiple government agencies. International experience should be utilized to assist Taiwan in planning and coordinating major projects. It is crucial at this early stage to get it right. The ECCT commends the efforts of the Public Construction Commission (PCC) to set the standards for construction, equipment procurement and service procurement contracts by creating model contracts based on the law. Adoption of the model contract legal framework sets the stage for Taiwan's system to reflect international standards and attract the full range of reputable international vendors. The PCC should be encouraged to promote more bids for large projects where 'rice' is not the sole decider, with other factors being considered in selecting the successful contractor

56. Religion Of Scientology Recognized By Taiwan Government Upon completion of her Scientology Volunteer Minister training, she applied forand was accepted in the Laguna Beach Police Department s chaplain training http://www.scientology.org/en_US/news-media/news/2003/030313.html

What Is Scientology? L. Ron Hubbard Worldwide Activities ... News Releases Religion of Scientology Recognized by Taiwan Government Welcome to the newsroom of Church of Scientology International, mother church of the worldwide Scientology religion. Newsroom Scientology in the News News Releases Worldwide Activities Browse by Topic ... What is Scientology? March 13, 2003 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Linda Simmons Hight Media Relations Director Church of Scientology International 6331 Hollywood Blvd. Suite 1200 Los Angeles, CA 90028-6329 Phone (323) 960-3500 Fax (323) 960-3508 E-mail mediarelationsdir@scientology.net RELIGION OF SCIENTOLOGY RECOGNIZED BY TAIWAN GOVERNMENT Scientology Religion Welcomed in Deeply Buddhist Nation In a decree that reflects the rapid growth of the Church of Scientology in Asia, the government of Taiwan announced yesterday that it has officially recognized the Scientology religion, just 15 years after the first Scientology Mission opened in the capital city of Taipei. At the same time, the Ministry of the Interior registered the Church of Scientology as the 25th officially recognized religious body in Taiwan. Scientology, founded by author and humanitarian

57. Taiwan Government Grants GigaStorage Right To IP Covered By Five Philips CD-R Pa Friday, July 30, 2004 taiwan government grants GigaStorage right to IP coveredby five Philips CDR patents. According to DigiTimes, GigaStorage granted the http://www.cdrinfo.com/Sections/News/Details.aspx?NewsId=9939

58. Channelnewsasia.com Time is GMT + 8 hours Posted 04 August 2005 1533 hrs taiwan government to auction3% Chunghwa Telecom shares. TAIPEI The Taiwanese government will http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/afp_asiapacific_business/view/161494/1/.h

displayAd("www.channelnewsasia.com/business","Top") Affiliate Sites Home Quick News Singapore Asia Pacific ... About Us 7 Day News Archive M T W T ... S TV Programmes Programmes Top 20 Programmes Advertising Rates TV Guide ... TV Guide for PDA Services E-mail News Mobile News Newsbox Events ... eOffice Classified Ads Friendship Garage Sale Handphones Property ... Place An Ad What's On Oi! Sleeping Beauty!! Connecting Business Asia's Best Kept Secrets Bookmark ... As a Homepage The headquarters of Taiwan's state-controlled Chunghwa Telecom in Taipei Time is GMT + 8 hours Posted: 04 August 2005 1533 hrs Taiwan government to auction 3% Chunghwa Telecom shares TAIPEI : The Taiwanese government will auction 289.43 million shares in Chunghwa Telecom Co, or three percent of the shares outstanding, as part of official measures to privatize the island's leading telecom operator. According to the Taiwan Stock Exchange, the transportation and communications ministry, through its agent Capital Securities Corp, has applied to auction the shares in Chunghwa Telecom next Tuesday. The floor price will be set at a 6.0 percent discount to its average closing price over 10 trading sessions ahead of the auction, it said.

59. CSR Asia - Corporate Social Responsibility In Asia » Taiwan Government Calls Fo taiwan government calls for corporate accountability. Filed under. Economics Taiwan Standards. — Richard Welford @ 1016 am http://www.csr-asia.com/index.php?p=168

60. KMT Chief Urges Taiwan Government To Talk To China - News - Muzi.com LatelineNews 20055-25 TAIPEI - The leader of Taiwan s main opposition party,Lien Chan, urged the government on Wednesday to re-open dialogue with http://dailynews.muzi.com/ll/english/1364267.shtml

Public Version Premium Version Subscribe Premium ... Health Global News U.S.A. - New York - Washington D.C. - San Francisco - Los Angeles - Chicago - St.Louis Canada China Hong Kong Taiwan Singapore Malaysia Indonesia India Japan South Korea Australia U.K. France Germany Italy Spain Yugoslavia Russia Isreal Last updated: 00:19:08 Friday Jun 24, 2005 Search Stories Coverages People City News Calendar News Guide Coverages People Photos Updated News ... News KMT chief urges Taiwan government to talk to China English GB Headline Politics Coverages 2005 Cross-strait Party Visits Nation Taiwan China [LatelineNews: 2005-5-25] TAIPEI - The leader of Taiwan's main opposition party, Lien Chan, urged the government on Wednesday to re-open dialogue with arch-rival China, saying he found Chinese President Hu Jintao a "friendly and sincere" man to deal with. Lien made a historic trip to China in April to become the first Nationalist or Kuomintang (KMT) chief to set foot there since 1949, when the Communists toppled the KMT and forced it into exile on Taiwan. Lien and Hu ended decades of hostility between their parties, and agreed to work together to avoid war and improve trade ties. The pact put pressure on Taiwan's pro-independence President Chen Shui-bian to resume dialogue with Beijing, suspended since 1999.

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