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Which prime minister is known for initiating the process of abolishing the White Australia policy?
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∙ 11y ago
You cant credit any Australian politician with abolishing the white Australia policy because in fact there wasreally no such thing. The policy used by the Immigration department may have been used mainly against people that the average Australian considered inferior or a threat to their way of life usually Asians or people with dark appearance it could just as easily be turned against any one they did not like. for example the literacy test demanded that you could write an essay in any language chosen by the department for you to gain entrance into Australia All they had to do was examine you in a language you did not speak and you were officially considered illiterate. With the influx of new well it started like this my teacher asked me to find out some research about some one for get who but to get to the point I DON`'T KNOW
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∙ 11y ago
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∙ 12y agothomas frawley was the prime minister known for initiating the process of abolishing white Australia policy in 1901....thanks peep dogs unna
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When did Australia leave from the British Empire?
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Which statements correctly describe the activities of the initiating and closing process groups in a projects life cycle?
The initiating process group increases ... The activities of the closing process...
Which statements best describe the activities of the initiating process group and the closing process group?
- Closing processes begin soon after the initiating processes end and continue until the end of the project. - initiating activities are high at the beginning of a project and wind down as other process groups begin.
What blood component is responsible for initiating the clotting process?
platlets
Which statements best describe the activities of the initiating process group and closing process group?
activities the closing process
What are the outputs of the initiating process groups?
-Stakeholder register -Project charter
What is the term used to describe a process spawning or initiating another process is referred to as?
In Unix (and Linux) this is known as "forking".
Which structures play role in initiating the birth process at the end of gestation period?
The Amnion and the Uterus
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Hon John Howard was Australia's Prime Minister before Kevin Rudd of QLD. Before Kevin Rudd, Liberal John Howard of NSW served as PM from 11 March 1996 to 3 December 2007. Kevin Rudd served for roughly two and a half years before losing his job to Julia Gillard, in the process making her Australia's first Prime Minister. John Howard was Australia's second longest serving Prime Minister.
Which statements correctly describe the activities of the initiating and closing process groups in a project's life cycle?
The activities of the Closing process group reach their peak as the Monitoring and Controlling processes are ending The Initiating process group increases steadily in activity at the beginning of the project, and starts to wind down as the Planning process group shows rapid increase in activity
What statement correctly describes the iterative nature of the process groups?
- You repeat Monitoring & controlling process - you implement the initiating and closing process - you continue repeating planning and executing
Which documents are outputs of the initiating process group?
- Project Charter - Stakeholder management strategy - Stakeholder register
Which Statement correctly describe the iterative nature of project management process groups?
You need to implement the initiating and closing You must continue repeating Plannind and Executing You need to repeat Monitoring and Controlling
