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    Dress Code Dbq

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    Biraj Joshi P.1 School Dress Code? School across the U.S need dress codes because it is very effective. Schools productivity and safety has increased. Dress codes make schools and learning less distracting and no one gets judged or discriminated. Schools uniforms are mostly less expensive than regular clothing and its time-saving. Schools productivity has increased and so did its safety. As a result of school uniforms past decade with school dress code, there were fewer disruptions,…

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    School's Dress Code

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    Do you agree with your school’s dress code? Would you like to see any changes made to it? In my opinion some things should change but, but most remain the same. There is many reasons why I feel this way. For one, some things the school does is just unreasonable if in my point of view. Children should have freedom of choice when it comes to picking out cloths for school. I believe that children should be allowed to wear whatever color gym cloths they want, they should be allowed to wear hats…

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    limit to it. Therefore, I strongly insist the dress code policy be enforced strictly in all schools. Even though the claim about dress code policy violating the 1st amendment, freedom of expression, has caused number of students protesting against it, I believe they’ll change their point of view once they see the bigger picture and examine the serious incidents related to it. Reading this, many may disagree with me, thinking “ school dress code is not necessary , because [I think] it takes away…

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    Breaking The Dress Code

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    Students across the world all face one frustrating rule: dress code. For some kids it's no problem, but for others it's a major deal. Even though they rule out the idea of individuality, if all schools had uniforms, the dress code policy wouldn't be that big of an issue. Kids these days, including myself, love to push boundaries. An example of this would be breaking dress code. Sometimes we only break it a little, like guys wearing earrings or girls wearing shorts or skirts that are just…

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    Workplace Dress Code

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    and image about your company. Likewise, you have indicated that the manner of dress is an issue within your workplace that needed work rules to be established. I know at my place of employment, we had to simply implement workplace rules for dress code because we had many issues with some of the employee's attire and appearance which did not place our company in a positive light. We were constantly…

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    Assyrian Law Code

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    The code of the Assura, or the Assyrian law code, was written for the citizens Assyrians. It was written in 17075 BCE. It was a list of rules and the punishments that would be implemented if the rules were broken. It served a purpose to the citizens so they knew what the rules were and what would happen to them if they broke them. The daily life of the Assyrians were very violent and dangerous. Men often hit, raped, and divorced women. They typically treated both men and women equally. They have…

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    Dress Code Is Unfair

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    Dress Code Many occupations have dress codes for employees. I disagree with dress code. Dress code, in my opinion, is unfair between males and females. It also can interfere with weather and religion. I disagree with dress code because it is unfair, can interfere with religion and it can interfere with weather. First of all, I believe dress code is unfair. It is unfair in the way that male dress code is extremely more lenient than female dress code. Women’s dress code is tremendously, more…

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    City Building Codes

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    Building codes established and enforced in municipalities today regulate the construction of buildings and other structures to protect the health, safety and welfare of the general public. Although some major cities in the United States still have their own building codes, most municipalities adopt a State code as the foundation for local building control, and modify the regulations through amendments based on their unique goals and resources. For example, Denver, Colorado, which historically…

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    Hammurabi Code Of Law

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    that came with that, they developed a means of divination meant to understand their god’s wishes. On top of that, they established codes of regulating their relationships with each other. Over time, the codes of law became an integral part of their society. The best preserved of these Mesopotamian collection of codes of law was the Code of Hammurabi. The Hammurabi Code reveals a Mesopotamian society that had a justice system that was strict and touched on various spheres of life and crimes such…

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    Hammurabi Code Essay

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    The Hammurabi code The Code of Hammurabi is a compilation of laws and edicts sponsored by Hammurabi, king of Babylon, which forms the first known code of History. The Hammurabi Code is one of the oldest and best-preserved sets of laws in existence. Its norms, based on the application of the Law of the Talion, as a whole, are considered as the prelude to some modern legal concepts. The laws of the Code of Hammurabi were of divine origin and immutable. They were fundamental rules, written to…

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