These will cover the exams most often demanded for entry to university: mathematics and further mathematics, English literature, physics, biology, chemistry, geography, history and modern and classical languages.
Often, demands for "repentance" are generally better translated as demands for shuv -- a Hebrew term for "turning around -- or metanoia -- a Greek term that literally means "changing one's mind".
On the other hand, death was not associated with the perception of a medical error, probably because in this case, families are more often demanding for explanations and apologies.
Bank officials, even those who work for foreign banks, often demand kickbacks for already-costly loans.Dario Vins of 49-FortyNine, a consultancy, says that some local businessfolk do not object to Bosnia's poor governance.
Also hampering the emergency efforts, aid officials contend, are American government rules that prohibit material support to the militants, who often demand "taxes" for allowing aid deliveries to pass through.
When these advances dry up, suppliers often demand immediate payment for the goods they sell to the retailer.
Land grabs are especially common in the north-west and central highlands, where state-affiliated firms often demand property concessions for mines, plantations and hydropower dams.
Police routinely sought to resolve family violence incidents through mediation or compensation, and often demanded money for "fuel" from victims in return for investigating.
That she reached a hospital and received care at all is the second part of the miracle: the villagers, doctors and nurses who helped her were bucking a deeply ingrained tradition that often demands death for women who dishonor their families.
