Privacy in the age of remote sensing during natural disasters in Australia and Indonesia by T. Lawal, M. Jackson, E. Georgiades

“…By conducting a comparative analysis of both legal frameworks vis-à-vis relevant international law, this article highlights the gaps that affect their applicability and effectiveness. It finds that international rules on the use of satellites for remote sensing activities generally lack binding force, and do not address the issue of privacy breaches resulting from satellite misuse. …”
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Marine Pollution Mitigation by Waste Oils Recycling Onboard Ships: Technical Feasibility and Need for New Policy and Regulations by Michela Mazzoccoli, Marco Altosole, Veronica Vigna, Barbara Bosio, Elisabetta Arato

“…About 80% of the total pollution from ships is caused by operational oil discharges into the sea, often made deliberately and in violation of international rules; the main reasons can be due to cost savings or lack of adequate facilities in ports to receive waste oils. …”
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The uncertainties calculation of acoustic method for measurement of dissipative properties of heterogeneous non-metallic materials by Мaryna O. Golofeyeva, Volodymyr М. Tonkonogy, Yuriy M. Golofeyev

“…It includes the common practice international rules for uncertainty expression and their summation. …”
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Teachers’ Views of Children With Developmental Language Disorder in Greek Mainstream Schools by Asimina M. Ralli, Eleni Kalliontzi, Elena Kazali

“…Within a modern school that follows the international rules of inclusive education is very important for teachers to be able to understand and meet the needs of children with Developmental Language Disorder (DLD). …”
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International Experience of Organization and Activities of Forensic Expert Institutions by V. V. Chumak

“…The author concludes that forensic activities in Germany, France, Spain, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom are carried out effectively, and its legal regulation takes place without violation of human rights and freedoms in compliance with international rules and standards. Their legislation, which addresses the organization and operation of forensic institutions, is aimed at respecting the rights and freedoms of a man and citizen, protection of the rights and interests of forensic experts. …”
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The Role of Physicians’ Civil Responsibility in Securing People’s Health and Social Interests by Ghodratollah Noroozi, Mohamadsharif Shahi

“…It has investigated legal and jurisprudential texts, internal and international rules and judicial processes acted upon in Iran, France and America in a comparative manner. …”
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ON GENERIC TYPE SPECIES INDICATED BY MISAPPLIED NAMES by M. A. DONK

“…When the type method was introduced in the "International Rules of Botanical Nomenclature," it was stated that "a nomenclatural type is that constituent element to which the name of a group is permanently attached" and, further, that "the type of .. . a generic name is a species and that of a species .. . is usually a specimen or preparation. …”
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The provisions in management of risks by Petr Valouch, Jaroslav Sedláček, Peter Mokrička

“…Differences are also among Czech and international rules on creation of reserves. In addition, there are different procedures in terms of fiscal (tax) reserves. …”
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The incorporation of international law rules in regulating safety of navigation and marine pollution prevention in straits used for international navigation: a study of Malaysia’s... by Mohd Rusli, Mohd Hazmi

“…This study will look at the extent to which these international rules have been incorporated and integrated into Malaysia’s domestic legislation and policy on these matters.…”
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Oil price benchmarks in international trade: urging Gulf producers to be more proactive in creating a market for their crude by Luciani, G

“….’ (…) ‘We need to formulate …binding international rules through consultation and dialogue, and set up multilateral coordination mechanisms covering forecast and early warning, price coordination, financial regulation and emergency response.’ …”

The Right to Remain Silent in Criminal Trial by Gianina Anemona Radu

“…The European Court of Justice ruled that despite the fact that art. 6 paragraph 2 of the Convention does not expressly mention the right not to incriminate oneself and the right not to contribute to their own incrimination (nemo tenetur are ipsum accusare) these are generally recognized international rules that are in consistence with the notion of “fair trial” stipulated in art. 6. …”
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Raw milk consumption and health by Popović-Vranješ Anka, Popović Milka, Jevtić Marija

“…National and international rules ensuring use of safe products for human consumption have to set rules of trade of thermally processed milk and products on the market. …”
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Scientific and technical assistance on the evaluation of the temperature to be applied to pre‐packed fishery products at retail level by European Food Safety Authority

“…The modelling results showed that packaged fresh fishery products can be stored at refrigeration temperatures above 0 °C (e.g. 3–5 °C) and be compliant with the current EU and international rules. For histamine, the modelling results showed that, for a fishery product with certain characteristics subject to the current temperature requirement, histamine formation would be 100 ppm (lower limit m of the safety criterion in EU Regulation (EC) No 2073/2005) at the end of its shelf‐life. …”
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Anti-proliferating activity of some toxic and medicinal plants used by Wancho tribe of Arunachal Pradesh, India by Tonlong WANGPAN, Athai WANGPAN, Luk B. CHETRY, Sumpam TANGJANG

“…Germination test of Vigna radiata L. was performed according to ISTA (International Rules for Seed Testing) rules. The present study concludes that the methanolic plant extracts of all the collected plants significantly inhibited the rate of seed germination and seedling growth at dose dependent manner. …”
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Investigation of navigation tests to improve the efficiency of generating equipment energy systems by I. L. Riga, YU. S. Lyasina, M. M. Sultanov

“…When testing used GOST 28842-90 and International rules of field acceptance tests to determine the hydraulic characteristics of turbines, accumulating pumps and reversible turbines. …”
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Digital rights identification as an object of accounting and control by A. V. Bodiako, S. V. Ponomareva, T. M. Rogulenko

“…The analysis of the Russian and international rules for the identification of digital financial assets (DFA) (tokens) as an object of the accounting policy of companies and their use in preparation of reports makes it possible to state that DFA can be considered a financial instrument with all subsequent accounting and control and analytical operations only when a specific right, for example, participation in the replacement of real shares, is exercised. …”
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Trade, investment and public health: compiling the evidence, assembling the arguments by Ronald Labonté

“…Abstract Trade has long been an axiomatic characteristic of globalization, although international rules governing trade are of more recent vintage. …”
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The Role Of The Indonesian National Armed Forces In World Peace Operations by Ryanda Catur Arhanudya, Syaiful Anwar, Rizerius Eko Hadisancoko, Guruh Prabowo Wirajati, Priyanto Priyanto

“…A critical role is played in upholding ceasefires and engaging in the enforcement of international rules and laws in various conflict regions. …”
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The Rebalance to Asia Policy of the Obama Administration (2011–2017): Diversifying the United States Security Design in Asia-Pacific by Anca VASILACHE

“…Within the Rebalance policy, engaging regional multilateral institutions had the main purpose to create as table system of norms corresponding to the international rules supported by organizations capable to enforce them. …”
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Challenges to the strategic art at the beginning of XXI century – the twelve fundamental problems that strategists cannot cope with by Mariusz Fryc

“…Belong to them: 1) inadequate level of knowledge among military and political leaders concerning the strategic art and strategy itself; 2) hardship in defining the end state of the operation as well as creating unachievable strategic goals; 3) formulating a strategy on flawed as-sumptions; 4) inability to find the balance among the key components of each strategy like: goals, ways and means; 5) difficulties in achieving a political and military dialogue; 6) overestimating the effectiveness and usefulness of “hard” power as well deprecating utility of non-military power; 7) underestimating the influence of social and cultural aspects on the desired end state of the operation; 8) developing strategy upon inadequate theoretical and practical models; 9) using the comprehen-sive approach of developing strategy in an uninspired and mechanical way to achieve a competitive advantage over opponent; 10) measuring the success of the operation through the prism of short-term and tacti-cal effects instead of long-term and systemic one; 11) viewing an “exit strategy” as a predetermined date of withdrawal military forces from operation; 12) disregarding usage of the “just” strategies in accordance with international rules of law. Eliminating those errors form the con-temporary practice will make all implemented strategies far for effec-tive in its nature as well as significantly strengthen the probability of success in complex security situation where the force is intended to be applied.…”
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