Rounding to Significant Figures Tutorial
Learn how to round numbers to 1, 2, or 3 significant figures with clear examples and step-by-step instructions. Understand the importance of significant figures and how to determine the correct number of figures. Practice rounding to different significant figures for better comprehension.
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The European Human Rights Moot Court Competition International Council Meeting Constanta, Romania 22 October 2019
What is the EHRMCC? Simulates the European Court of Human Rights European Convention on Human Rights Winning team: Internship at the ECtHR Support of the Council of Europe and the Founded in 2013 8th edition ECtHR Best orator: Internship at the CoE office in Brussels
Previous Structure 1. Teams signed up (free of charge) 2. 60 % submitted WS (participation rate) 3. 20 teams qualified for FOR
New Structure 1. Teams sign up and pay a 100 fee 2. Teams submit WS Sign up Written Submissions Final Oral Round Regional Rounds 3. Teams participate in mandatory RRs 4. 18 teams qualify for FOR
Team criteria 2-4 law students 0-2 coaches From the same university (CoE state or ELSA member) 1 team per uni Must not have practised law professionally
Written Submissions Deadline: 15 December 2019 Each WS is scored by 2 judges 1 set for Applicant and 1 for Respondent 20 pages of legal pleadings 1 page summary of submissions
Regional Rounds Locations: Western Round: Nottingham, United Kingdom Central Round: G ttingen, Germany Eastern Round: Vilnius, Lithuania Structure: One day of arrivals and Opening Reception Two days of pleadings One day of departure
Final Oral Round Best 18 teams based on WS and RR 18 Preliminary Rounds 4 Quarter Final Rounds Academic Programme 2 Semi Final Rounds 1 Grand Final in the Grand Chamber of the Court
Timeline Launch: 22 September 2019 Sign up deadline: 3 November 2019 Clarificationdeadline: 17 November 2019 WS deadline: 15 December 2019 Regional Rounds: January February 2020 Final Oral Round: 5-9 April 2020
Status on Development Goals Goal: Organisational stability and transparency Actions: Regional Round Coaching system New Structure page on website
Status on Development Goals Goal: Improve the involvement of NGs and LGs in the Competition Means: Given WS about the EHRMCC to local officers in Poland and Sweden Conducted personal calls with NGs to discuss the Competition
Status on Development Goals Goal: Institutionalisation of RRs Actions: Proposal no 20 to ensure stability in finding RROs
