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PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS FOR IMPROVING THE ACTIVITIES OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONTROL BODY ON COURT APPEALS.
... over the compliance of the constitution's provisions with laws and other regulatory acts, which is carried out by constitutional ... of general jurisdiction (USA) or only by the Supreme Court (India, Japan) or the Constitutional Court or the Tribunal (Russia, ...Almaty: Publishing House "Ai San Service". . Malinovsky, V.A. (2013). The ...
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Travel Business News - Asia / Pacific.
...Tourst arrival increase in India International arrival of foreign tourists in India grew by 2.3% ... year, low-cost Thai airline Nok Air was criticised for publishing a raunchy calendar showing its female cabin crew in hot pants and ... 50 aircraft.O In addition, Israel has tougher anti-trust laws than do European countries, which makes it Oalmost impossible for ...
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456 U.S. 556 (1982), 80-1765, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Inc. v Hydrolevel Corp.
... by reference in federal regulations and state and local laws. Respondent marketed a safety device for use in water boilers and ... The Society engages in a number of activities, such as publishing a mechanical engineering magazine and conducting educational and ... Pfizer, Inc. v. Government of India, 434 U.S. 308, 314 (1978); Perm Life Mufflers, Inc. v. ...
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Faith and job satisfaction: is religion a missing link?
... is generally based on rabbinical traditions and ceremonial laws, located in and derived from, the Hebrew Scriptures (Halbertal ... of Jobs reservation: Caste, religion and economic status in India. Development and Change, 38(3), 423-445. . Bos, J., Donders, N., ...P., (1985) Dictionary of psychology. New York: Dell Publishing. . Chen, Z. X., and Francesco, A. M. (2000). Employee demography, ...
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The arts, Africa and economic development: the problem of intellectual property rights.
... to obey international intellectual property regime and its laws. Based on empirical research on this topic, as well as interviews ... landmass of the United States, Western Europe, China, and India, and still leave extra space. Parallel to its scope, the ...Recording studios, publishing companies and performance rights agencies are literally within ...
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The transformation of biomedical industry in China: from academic affair to commercialization.
... from stringent IPR protection and generic drug regulations, laws like the U.S. BavhDole Act and Prescription Drug User Fee Act ..., developing first generation generics is what some of the Indian companies are doing in their hope to evolve into the area of ..., Beijing: Modern Biotech and Pharmaceutical Technology Publishing Center, Chemical Industry Publishing House . China Biotech ...
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Poverty, Islamist extremism, and the debacle of Doha Round counter-terrorism.
... (with developing countries--particularly Argentina, China, India, and South Africa--accounting for the majority of such cases) and ... in respect of the potential for non-compliance with customs laws and the need to use risk management techniques in a way that ...In 2003, China began publishing a list of the 500 best universities in the world. None of the ...
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(UN)COMMON LAW PROTECTION OF CERTIFICATION MARKS.
... certification mark registration standards by not publishing concrete or comprehensive information about their certification ...The only threat would be a lawsuit, but even if a competitor did eventually file a suit for standard ...Cir. 1990). . (32) Tea Bd. of India v. Republic of Tea, Inc., 80 U.S.P.Q.2d (BNA) 1881, 1888 ...
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Regional News - Asia / Pacific.
... capital has almost as many rooms as there are in all of India? BangkokOs Chinatown is also fun, safe, and vibrant during CNY. ...Jan 11, 2012 . Murphy's Travel Laws Murphy Laws For Frequent Flyers: - No flight ever leaves on time ... at Cheapflights.com, the online leader in finding and publishing travel deals, are all abuzz. To help everyone gear up for the ...
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Rare earth elements and U.S. foreign policy: the critical ascension of REEs in global politics and U.S. national security.
...Until 1950, Brazil and India were key suppliers, although the supply and demand were ... been threatened and coerced by the Chinese government and laws, and the U.S. economy and national security are becoming ...Thompson. 6thed. New York: McGraw-Hill Publishing Company, 1985. . Mulvany, Lydia. "Pentagon, Toyota Fight China's ...
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Bring on the bribes: the book Partners in Crime presents some of the astoundingly enormous amounts of evidence that the Clintons have taken bribes in order to buy the direction of U.S. policy.
... Scam," the "State Department Scam," the "Haiti Scam," the "India Scam," and the most recent scam, the "Hillary for President 2016 ... prosecutor or two willing to do their job and enforce the laws as written--even against one of the most powerful crime families ...
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Highlighting Women's Workplace Rights And Entitlements In The Asia-Pacific Region
... and harassment at work, here is a quick rundown of some laws in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region affecting female employees:. ... (such as fines for violations up to USD $50,000), and publishing offending individuals' names and titles and ordering them to ... India's Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, ...
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The New Direction of American Trust Law
In , University of Iowa Law Professor Thomas P. Gallanis examines the balance of rights between the central participants of the trust: the donor and the beneficiaries. After hundreds of years of pro-donor, or settlor, orientation, American trust law has recently begun to move toward favoring the rights of beneficiaries. This change is manifested in the modern approach to spendthrift clauses,...
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Inside the digital revolution.
... precondition for their existence, and "right to know" laws swept across the globe. The digitization of information enabled ...As the cost of publishing and duplication has dropped to near zero, a truly free press, and ... ensuring other rights, most notably in the FOI campaigns of India and South Africa where secrecy bred corruption so endemic it left ...
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An Introduction to the Complexities of Taxing Cross-Border Transfers of Digital Goods and Services.
... countries could introduce such options in their domestic laws as additional safeguards against BEPS provided they respect ...* An Indian resident company is granted a term-limited enterprise license to ... Plan on Base Erosion and Profit Shifting 14-15, OECD Publishing (2013), available at https://www.oecd.org/ ...
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A manifesto for the fragile city.
... residents, China another 292 million urban dwellers, and India some 404 million inhabitants. (10) And while many citizens are ... enhance governance while adopting cyber-security policies, laws, and capabilities to police and impose order on this promising, ..., Ottawa & London: 2012), http://www.idrc.ca/EN/PublishingImages/Researching-theUrban-Dilemma-BaseIine- studv.pdf . (7) Peter ...
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Social work and environmentally induced displacement: a commentary.
...(55) The development of national, regional, and international laws, policies, and organizational responsibilities that contribute to ... of Alabama at Birmingham, ProQuest, UMI Dissertations Publishing, 2010). . (10.) Peter Penz, Jay Drydyk, and Pablo S. Bose, ... Narratives in Post-Tsunami Villages in Tamil Nadu, South India," in International Social Development: Social Work Experiences ...
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China's influence on the American legal system resulting from China's rise to power.
... be victimized, they will promote cooperation, international laws, and peaceful dispute resolution. In contrast, nations with great ... search on Africa, Latin America, the Middle East, Russia, India, and Asia. (53) . Africa offers a clear illustration of China's ..., law schools reopened, many legal journals began publishing again, and the government sought to "promote greater ...
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Tall stack of authorizations await Alaska LNG project.
... vulnerability of facilities to attacks, or the Bureau of Indian Affairs for rights-of-way on any Alaska Native allotments the ... permit stems from one of the nation's oldest environmental laws: the Rivers and Harbors Act of 1899. Section 10 basically aims to ...
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The use of empiricist and narrative methods in comparative social science research: lessons and insights for Third World studies and research.
... natural events that can be formulated in terms of abstract laws. While the social scientist may wish to search for such lawful ...The State and Poverty in India: The Politics of Reform. (Cambridge, MA: Cambridge University ...Social Statistics for Data Analysis. (Wadsworth Publishing, 1994.) . (29.) Herman J. Loether and Donald G. Mctavish. ...
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Home country institutions as predictors of FDI in India.
...Regulative institutions are official laws, regulations and policies which govern the conduct of business in a focal country. These regulatory ...
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Development of public libraries in India.
.... * State and national governments should enact comprehensive state library laws incorporating the right of every citizen to have free access to libraries. The Government of India .... Sharma, J. S. (1965). The Substance of Library Science. Bombay: Asia Publishing. . Sharma, S. K. Pandey. 1996. Public Libraries in India: Trends and Status. In Public Libraries in ...
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Some thoughts on the study of judicial behavior.
.... (84.) Nick Robinson, A Quantitative Analysis of the Indian Supreme Court's Workload, 10 J. Empirical Legal Stud. 570, 571 ...Scott Gaille, Publishing by United States Court of Appeals Judges: Before and After the ... Supreme Court decisions that invalidated federal or state laws. See James Meemik & Joseph Ignagni, Judicial Review and ...
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Endangered and Threatened Wildlife and Plants; Listing Two Lion Subspecies
We, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Service), determine endangered status for the lion subspecies Panthera leo leo and threatened status for P. l. melanochaita under the Endangered Species Act of 1973, as amended (Act). We are also publishing a concurrent rule under section 4(d) of the Act. This rule provides for conservation measures for P. l. melanochaita.
...From the Federal Register Online via the Government Publishing Office www.gpo.gov. FR Doc No: 2015-31958. Page 79999. Vol. 80. ...l. leo in India (formerly P. l. persica). Additionally, we have incorporated new ...Our search terms used with respect to wildlife laws were ``African lion,'' ``Asiatic lion,'' ``Panthera leo leo,'' ...
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The next phase in the consolidation and expansion of global governance.
...The content of global governance embraces the totality of laws, norms, policies, and institutions that define, constitute, and ... include the old Group of 7 (G7) and the new Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa (BRICS) groupings of the industrialized ...We will be cross-publishing one or two articles each year in translation in each of the two ...