121. Law Firms In Taiwan - Government Law Firms in taiwan government Find Law Firms in taiwan by Location and Areaof Practice. http://www.hierosgamos.org/hg/db_lawfirms.asp?action=search&subcategory=Governme

122. ABC Country Book Of Taiwan - Government Flag, Map, Economy, Geography, Climate, taiwan Interactive Factbook GEOGRAPHY, Flag, Map,Geography, People, government,Economy, Transportation, Communications. http://www.theodora.com/wfb/taiwan_government.html

Index Flag Geography People ... Feedback Taiwan Names: conventional long form: none conventional short form: Taiwan local long form: none local short form: T'ai-wan Digraph: TW Type: multiparty democratic regime; opposition political parties legalized in March, 1989 Capital: Taipei Administrative divisions: note: Taiwan uses the Wade-Giles system for romanization National holiday: National Day, 10 October (1911) (Anniversary of the Revolution) Constitution: 1 January 1947, amended in 1992, presently undergoing revision Legal system: based on civil law system; accepts compulsory ICJ jurisdiction, with reservations Suffrage: 20 years of age; universal Executive branch: chief of state: President LI Teng-hui (since 13 January 1988); Vice President LI Yuan-zu (since 20 May 1990) head of government: Premier (President of the Executive Yuan) LIEN Chan (since 23 February 1993); Vice Premier (Vice President of the Executive Yuan) HSU Li-teh (since 23 February 1993); presidential election last held 21 March 1990 (next election will probably be a direct popular election and will be held NA March 1996); results - President LI Teng-hui was reelected by the National Assembly; vice presidential election last held 21 March 1990; results - LI Yuan-zu was elected by the National Assembly cabinet: Executive Yuan; appointed by the president

123. Job Opening: TAIWAN-GOVERNMENT POSITIONS GUARANTEED BEFORE ARRIVAL - Abroad (var We represent the government of taiwan to recruit qualified teachers from Englishspeaking countries to teach at our public high schools and elementary http://www.teachers.net/jobs/jobboard/abroad/06.27.05.19.50.20.html

My Links: chat center Chatboards Chat Center ... Advertising TAIWAN-GOVERNMENT POSITIONS GUARANTEED BEFORE ARRIVAL - Abroad (various locations in Taiwan) Posted 06/27/05 Closes: 12/31/2005 Salary: 2200 USD Dear Teachers, We represent the Government of Taiwan to recruit qualified teachers from English speaking countries to teach at our public high schools and elementary schools all around Taiwan. Whether you are a new graduate paying off student loans, in the middle of your career looking for a change, or a retiree still energetic and passionate about teaching, we welcome your application and your presence in Taiwan. Our requirements are: 1.) English native speaker from Canada, USA, New Zealand, Australia, or UK. 2.) Bachelors Degree. 3.) Government recognized Teacher’s Certificate (Other than TESOL, CELTA, or TOEFL). We offer: Salary and Benefits/month Salary NT $ 59,115 Housing Subsidy NT$ 5,000 Airfare Bonus NT$ 2,500 * A NT$ 59,000 NT (US $ 1,875 or CA $ 2,321) Performance Bonus at the end of the contract. - Airport pick up and temporary accommodation for the first days.

124. Taiwan's Government Information Office To Sponsor Website Design Contest Promoti taiwan s government Information Office is sponsoring a contest to design aninternational website promoting taiwan s entry into the World Health http://www.roc-taiwan.org/atlanta/press/20050414/2005041401.html

Taiwan's Government Information Office to sponsor website design contest promoting entry into World Health Organization Taiwan's Government Information Office is sponsoring a contest to design an international website promoting Taiwan's entry into the World Health Organization (WHO). The website will highlight the importance and urgency of admitting Taiwan into the WHO, and call attention to that nation's significant contributions in the areas of health, medicine, and humanitarian assistance. Entrants may choose the name of the website and the topics addressed in the site's content. However, designers should visit the WHO-themed websites produced from 2002 to 2004 by the Government Information Office at http://www.gio.gov.tw/taiwan-website/new/banner.html and the Department of Health's WHO-themed website at http://healthtaiwan.doh.gov.tw/whowbs/index_E.jsp. While entrants may choose topics for inclusion in the website, they should be sure to address several major themes: (1) Disease knows no borders; (2) Taiwan presently is not a member nation of the WHO and as a result is unable to obtain the latest information on disease outbreaks or other assistance; (3) Taiwan has made enormous contributions to the international community in medical and health care as well as humanitarian assistance; and (4) Taiwan's entry into the WHO is both urgent and necessary. This competition is open to native or foreign individuals. The website must be in English. Submissions must be made via e-mail to website@mail.gio.gov/tw from April 11 until May 10 (inclusive), Taipei time.

125. Taiwan - Government Positions Guaranteed Before Arrival Dear Teachers, We represent the government of taiwan to recruit qualified teachersfrom English speaking countries to teach at our public high schools and http://www.eslkidstuff.com/jobsoffmain/00000318.htm

Jobs Offered [Back to Jobs Offered Board] Taiwan - Government positions guaranteed before arrival School: IACC Date: 08 Mar 2005 Details http://www.iacc.com.tw/applicationform2.aspx and fill in our on line application form. Alternatively visit our website www.iacc.com.tw or e-mail Recruitment at mirela@iacc.com.tw quoting the relevant experience. Last changed: March 08, 2005

126. Bloomberg.com: Top Worldwide 5 (Bloomberg) taiwan s government ordered financial markets shut today taiwan s government issued mudslide warnings and flood alerts for 856 rivers http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=10000087&sid=aDvZnwIB..xc

127. The Unknown Taiwan - Government Despite these awesome barriers to democracy, the people of taiwan have continuedto struggle for genuine selfgovernment and self determination. http://www.cwcmf.org/Taiwan/html/chap4_government.html

Government In 1946, the KMT, still operating in the mainland, enacted a new constitution. This document, which is geared toward the governance of mainland China, was transferred to Taiwan and is still relied upon to this day. According to the KMT, the constitution derives its inspiration from the book Three Principles of the People, by Dr. Sun Yat-sen, the party’s founder. The principles are nationalism, democracy, and the peoples’ livelihood (a vague welfare state notion). Sun argued that China was too backward to adopt multi-party democracy immediately. Rather, he insisted on an initial transition period of benevolent KMT dictatorship, called "tutelage." It is debatable whether this profoundly undemocratic principle ever made sense for China; the KMT’s rule of the mainland from the mid-1920s until 1949 was anything but benevolent, nor did it lead to democracy. It is clear that Sun’s vision of "democracy" had nothing to do with Taiwan, where people were eager and ready for self-rule when the KMT arrived in 1945. The constitution establishes a variety of government institutions and people’s rights and freedoms, but these have little to do with how the KMT has actually governed Taiwan. According to the constitution, the National Assembly, elected on the basis of universal suffrage, is the supreme organ of popular sovereignty. It selects the President and vice-president, whom it may recall, and has the power to amend the constitution and redefine the national borders. Since 1949, the assembly has also been charged with planning "recovery of the mainland."

128. Taiwan Enjoys Leadership Role In Government IT Infrastructure: IDC taiwan enjoys leadership role in government IT infrastructure IDC. taiwan sgovernment is a world leader in information technology (IT) infrastructure http://www.roc-taiwan.org.uk/press/20041125/2004112506.html

Taiwan enjoys leadership role in government IT infrastructure: IDC Taiwan's government is a world leader in information technology (IT) infrastructure because of its programs and funding of the sector, according to a recent report published by the International Data Corporation (IDC). Different from most other countries with advanced IT infrastructure, Taiwan's e-solutions have deeply penetrated into the government's daily operations, the IDC said in its Asia/Pacific Policy and Strategies Influencing Government IT Spending, 2004. Although many Asia-Pacific governments are hoping to get more value and effectiveness from their IT investments, the IDC said that most of them still rely on "brick operations" and pointed out that the key issue now is how to create maximum value-added services through their IT infrastructure to serve the people. According to an IDC senior researcher in Taiwan, the government of Taiwan has an across-the-board e-program, which has helped its agencies build a massive Internet service basis. The country's continued investment in improving its government sector's e-solutions has achieved initial successes in many fields, he said. For instance, Taiwan government agencies have performed well in providing quick digital content information on a wide range of fronts to the public, successfully linking the government and a society keen for knowledge, he explained.

129. Internet In Taiwan 2005/6/6 , (government Online) government Online 2004. All taiwan s governmentagencies are connecting to the Internet via broadband Internet networks. http://www.find.org.tw/eng/newslist.asp?pos=1&subjectid=16

130. MIPS Technologies, Inc.: MIPS Technologies, With Leading Industry And Government taiwan s government investment fuels innovation; taiwan s worldclass universitiessupport public and private sector collaboration; and a strong regional http://www.mips.com/content/PressRoom/PressReleases/2003-04-08

Login Corporate Products Markets ... Events Press Press Releases 2005 Press Releases 2004 Press Releases 2003 Press Releases Media Contacts: Cathy Browne MIPS Technologies cbrowne@mips.com MIPS Technologies, with Leading Industry and Government Executives, Marks One-Year Taiwan Anniversary World-Class Licensees, Leading Design Services Partners Part of Growing Regional Infrastructure Proliferating MIPS-Based™ Technology TAIPEI, Taiwan, April 8, 2003 - The event was attended by high-level executives from ADMtek, the Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI), Socle Technology and Sunplus Technology. During the ceremony, Bourgoin announced that MIPS Technologies has licensed numerous 32-bit cores to Socle Technology, and that ADMtek has taped out the country's first MIPS-based silicon that is targeted to home gateway designs. See companion announcements dated April 8, 2003. Since officially opening its Taiwan office in 2002, MIPS Technologies now has eight licensees in Taiwan with industry leaders such as ADMtek, Socle Technology, Sunplus Technology, TSMC and UMC. During his visit, Bourgoin also will meet with officials from Taiwan's government-sponsored technology development organization, ITRI, which is working with MIPS Technologies to ensure the country's fabless semiconductor industry continues its aggressive growth and semiconductor market penetration. "In many ways, the Taiwanese semiconductor industry shares essential components that make Silicon Valley a world leader in high technology," said Bourgoin. "Taiwan's government investment fuels innovation; Taiwan's world-class universities support public and private sector collaboration; and a strong regional venture capital community enables an aggressive business culture that is willing to take risks to succeed. We look forward to many years of developing win-win partnerships in Taiwan, and helping our customers meet their business objectives."

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