The practical dilemma and solutions of international ship-aircraft encounter rules on sea: A Chinese perspective by Wei Li, Mehran Idris Khan

“…It concludes that such fragmentation of navigation rules and dispute resolution mechanisms—if effectively addressed with harmonising existing rules and unified international rules—can centrally resolve the encounters between ships and aircraft in the process of international voyages and form a basic, unified understanding of some of the most representative issues.…”
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A határon túli vasútállomások neve a vasúti utastájékoztatásban. [Names for railway stations beyond the borders of Hungary in information services for railway passengers] by Perger, Imre

“…The paper presents the international rules and requirements for naming railway stations, and discusses the relevant regulations by the Hungarian Railways. …”
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The transatlantic bloc of states and the political economy of the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) by Claude Serfati

“…The main objectives of the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP), analysed in this article, are to facilitate the expansion of its members' share of profits derived from labour and from the ‘marketisation’ of nature and the ‘commons’; to organise competition between national ruling classes and different states of the transatlantic area at the international level; and to preserve their domination through the enforcement of international rules. The article concludes that, given the strong opposition from ‘those from below’ (including trade unions and non-governmental organisations) and the persistent divergences between the negotiating sides, the TTIP should be regarded not so much as a ‘turnkey’ project to be easily wrapped but as a work in progress by the USA and the European Union (EU), constituting an overarching forum that will cement the transatlantic bloc in order to promote the broad interests of the huge concentration of capital based on their territories.…”
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Constitutional Justice of Russia within the judicial landscape of contemporary Europe by Marianna Abramova

“…But the experience of the two decades has demonstrated that such modernization can be effective only by way of dialogue rather than by simple copying and implementing international rules. An important role in this process was played by the Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation (RF) that was founded in 1991. …”
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Russia and modern migration crisis: On the rural labor migration by Stozhko D.K., Stozhko K. P., Shilovtsev A.V., Nekrasov S.N., Makarova T.N.

“…The research objectives: analysis of international rules for the migration policy implementation in the context of the current migration and food crises; assessment of rural labor migration in the Russian Federation; determination of the nature and prospects for regional rural labor migration development. …”
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Changes in corporate profit tax in Switzerland due to the EU tax reform by Putica Maja

“…Accordingly, we propose several key measures that could contribute to the implementation of reforms - for the cantons to accept the international rules or to lower the tax rates on corporate profit to the level of international competitiveness. …”
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The extent of the auditor's commitment to the rules of professional conduct and its impact on evaluating the companies' financial performance by Assistant. teacher Fahima Aslewah Haydow

“… Auditing accounts, international standards, international rules and standards, applicable rules, auditing standards, standards, ethics and independence in auditing financial accounts after auditing and examining them in financial auditing after auditing and examining them in financial audit. …”
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Fraudulent Demand for Payment of Bank Guarantee with an Emphasis on the UNCITRAL Convention on Independent Guarantees and Letter of Credit Guarantee by Majid Sarbazian, Seyyed Raza Hashemi

“…The question addressed in this articleis: What are the international rules on the issue of fraud in bank guarantees and whatmeasures have been taken by the UN Convention on Independent Guarantees andCredit Guarantees ? …”
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Thresholds of the juridical order dichotomy between domestic and international: the conventionality control as a hermeneutic innovation for materialization of human rights in Latin... by Adriano Alberto Smolarek, João Irineu de Resende Miranda

“…In this paper, we took the interrelations of the International and the State-owned Juridical Order in an obstinate search for coherence through coordinated application of international rules, in substitution of traditional criterion of antinomies solution. …”
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A SELF-CONTAINED REGIME? NOTES ON THE LAW APPLICABLE TO THE CONTENTIOUS CASES WITHIN THE WTO by Arno Dal Ri Júnior, Mariana Clara de Andrade

“…In a scenario of intensification of interstate relations, along with the increasing number of international rules and tribunals, the discussion over the so-called self-contained regimes, uniquely specialized, and their relation with other norms of general international law grows along. …”
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The concepts and laws applicable to hybrid threats, with a special focus on Europe by Susana Sanz-Caballero

“…In addition, the use of the European Convention on Human Rights in the struggle against hybrid threats in Europe and the limits to how state parties can react to hybrid threats established by this treaty was analysed. Lastly, the international rules of attribution of responsibility and difficulties associated with their application with respect to hybrid threats was considered. …”
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Effect of different non-chemical treatment methods on organic seed by A. Ertsey, K. Berényi Üveges, L. Radics

“…The experiment was carried out in the germination laboratories of the National Institute for Agricultural Quality Control after international rules. The germination, the length of root and shoot were measured. 4 hours soaking of pea seeds in 30% solution of Biokál gave the best result. …”
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Study on carbon emission reduction effect of institutional openness in China by Jinguang Guo, Hongli Wang

“…Abstract As the main means to dovetail the domestic system with international rules, institutional openness is the key to deepening participation in the global economic governance system, breaking through energy and carbon emission constraints, and achieving green and sustainable economic development. …”
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Sovereign Status Under a World Government by Mohammed Youns AL- Saeegh

“…<br /> But in the wake of world two wars in nineteenth century, the magjorty of these jurists and expoitors call to modulate the absolute state sovereignity and subject it topublic international rules. <br /> It is mentioned in the declaration of rights and obligations of states that sovereignty of states must subject to the sovereignty of international law besides many decisions of international court of justice have showed that rights resulted from sovereignty of state should be exercised in away which does not oppose with the obligations of state under the international convention .so long as this convention is achieved by fre will consequently ,the doctrine of asolute sovereignty according to the dominant jurisprudence of public international law and jurisdiction of international courts, the doctrine of absolute sovereignty is not regarded one of the doctrines.…”
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Digital disruption: artificial intelligence and international trade policy by Jones, E

“…Digitalization of the global economy is occurring apace and has spurred a new wave of trade negotiations, as governments and technology firms vie to establish international rules and standards for the digital era. This article examines the ways that trade policy-makers are responding to artificial intelligence (AI), arguably the most disruptive of the new digital technologies. …”

CHINA AND THE REFORM OF THE INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC SYSTEM by Yana Leksyutina

“…By reviewing initiatives and measures that China offers, backs and conducts in order to bring changes into the international economic system and by analyzing Chinese leadership’s official rhetoric and foreign policy activities, the article concludes that Beijing has set a course to assume one of the key roles in the global economic governance and to create China-dominated system of international rules, norms and institutions.…”
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An Introduction of the International Maritime Policy Trend on Underwater Radiated Noise from Shipping by Taehwan Joung, Daejung Hwang, Junggyu Shin

“…In order to develop coherent international rules and regulations, methods for measuring URN and technologies for URN reduction should be continuously developed.…”
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International Food Safety Standards: Catalysts for Increased Chinese Food Quality? by Søren Kjeldsen-Kragh, Lu Wencong

“…As long as adequate international rules persist the view of standards as barriers should be replaced by the view of standards as catalysts for increased food quality. …”
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Taking One for the Team: Legal Consequences of Misconduct by Partners by Cornelius Wiesener

“…This article maps and disentangles the relevant international rules and regimes under which responsibility may arise for states due to abuse committed by their partners in military operations abroad. …”
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Urban planning and GeoAI in smart city policies by Federica Gaglione

“…In particular: the Town Planning International Rules and Legislation. Positive Energy Districts has entered the scientific and policy arena to accelerate urban transitions in Europe, however their implementation remains challenging in planning processes. …”
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