A Comparison of Thinking Styles and Emotional Creativity between Gifted and Ordinary Students by ali Isazadegan, Farzaneh Mika’ili Mani, Hossein Jenabadi, Farideh Qolinejad

“…The results showed that there was a significantdifference between ordinary and gifted students in their emotional creativityand thinking styles. The mean of legislative and judicial thinking styles ingifted students were higher than that of ordinary students. …”
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Morocco: The new migration flows / Le Maroc face aux nouveaux flux migratoires / Marruecos frente a los nuevos flujos migratorios by Jamal Benamar, Abid Ihadiyan

“…Faced with this new reality, Morocco raises revise its immigration policy and take legislative, institutional and even operational to respond to this new situation for the country measures. …”
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Solid Biofuel Production from Biomass: Technologies, Challenges, and Opportunities for Its Commercial Production in Nigeria by Okey Francis Obi, Temitope Olumide Olugbade, Joseph Ifeolu Orisaleye, Ralf Pecenka

“…Among others, promotion of clean energy alternatives, investments and financial incentives, sustainable renewable energy policy and energy transition plan, and legislative backing are identified as factors that could accelerate the commercial production and adoption of solid biofuel in Nigeria.…”
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Eksistensi dan Karakteristik Putusan Bersyarat Mahkamah Konstitusi by Faiz Rahman, Dian Agung Wicaksono

“…There are 5 characteristics of conditionally constitutional decision, those are (1)  Court  gives interpretation or certain requirements in order to remain constitutional provisions tested throughout implemented according to the specified requirements of the Constitutional Court; (2) based on the rejected verdict; (3) a conditionally constitutional clause can be found only on the consideration of the Court, or can be found on the judgment and injunction; (4) conditionally constitutional decision require re-judicial review if the norm is not in line with the interpretation of the Constitutional Court; (5) encouraging legislative review. Regarding the conditionally unconstitutional decision, there are 4 characteristics, those are (1) the verdict certainly include a conditionally unconstitutional clause; (2) a conditionally verdict can be the meaning or interpretation of a norm, or give the terms of the norm is unconstitutional; (3) based on the granted verdict either partially or completely; (4) does not substantially different from the conditionally constitutional clause. …”
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Application of physico-chemical indexes and BMWP / Col. to establish the impact of urbanization on Río Frío (Bucaramanga, Colombia) by Ricardo Restrepo-Manrique

“…Based on the Wenger et al. guidelines two main problems were identified: weak enforcement of environmental laws, in addition to poorly legislated environmental urban planning.…”
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Copyright Span Toward Governmental Information by محمد هادی میرشمسی, حسام جلائیان دهقانی

“…In this study, the Berne Convention, the provisions of European Union, U.S., France, Great Britain (according to different approaches) and Iran have been studied and while approving the compatibility of Iran’s new approach of legislative with Berne Convention, some suggestions are presented.…”
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Anticipatory Approaches to Restraining Terrorism by Leila Nemati, Raheleh Seyed Morteza Hosseiny, Azam Mahdavipour

“…Findings of this research demonstrate that today Anticipatory approaches to containment terrorism have a special station in legal systems. legislative systems by adopting Anticipatory mechanisms before the occurrence of terrorist threats, Have the future-based approach Against this dangerous phenomenon. …”
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Gestão dos Serviços Públicos e Participação Cidadã: Estudo com os Beneficiários do Programa Bolsa Família by Vera Lúcia Peixoto Santos Mendes, Angela Maria Gordilho Barbosa, Jorgas Marques Rodrigues

“…There is low confidence in the legislative and executive branches, and the higher credibility percentages are found at religious institutions (74,1) and residents association, (34,1), which matches other studies realized in Latin America. …”
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The rise of lobbying and interest groups in the states during the Progressive Era by Adam Chamberlain, James Strickland, Alixandra B. Yanus

“…Relying on associations' own records and a new dataset of state lobbyists, we explore this relationship more deeply, documenting how federated associations gained membership, created political agendas, and lobbied state legislators for reform. To understand better the processes linking group strength with direct lobbying, we present descriptive case studies of the Grange (agriculture), the “Big Four” railroad brotherhoods (skilled labor), and the American Bankers' Association (finance). …”
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DOI: 10.22054/RJQK.2022.68306.2628 ISSN: 2008-9252 eISSN: 2538-2012 Received: 04/06/2022 Accepted: 22/06/20211 Analysis and Critique of Fatemeh Mernisi's View on Original Research... by Ali Sharifi, Ashkan Naiemi, Fereshte Kuini

“…According to studies, Mernissi's view is due to the limitation and lack of resources and selective use of them, confusion between veiling and covering women, deviation from the appearance of verse 53 of Surah Al-Ahzab and the context of adjacent verses, lack of attention to semantic relativity and lack Paying attention to the verses that explicitly legislate the ruling on hijab for Muslim women is flawed and not based on a solid basis…”
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The Interplay between the 1980 Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction and Domestic Violence by Katarina Trimmings, Onyója Momoh, Konstantina Kalaitsoglou

“…The authors provide a range of potential avenues for improving the standing of the abducting mother fleeing domestic violence, including judicial and legislative interventions. The article delves deeper by considering the interplay between international child abduction law and international refugee law in cases involving domestic violence allegations. …”
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Importance of environmental policy on firm performance for the textile industry: A contextual study of Pakistan by Tahir Iqbal, Tahir Iqbal, Muhammad Asim Shahzad, María J. Alonso-Nuez, Jorge Rosell-Martínez

“…While some of these issues, particularly those on a small scale requiring low-cost behaviors, may be relieved by developing and implementing environmental policies, it is clear that legislative measures and behaviors requiring a significant degree of sacrifice are required. …”
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GROOMING OFFENCES AGAINST CHILDREN IN INDONESIA by Devi Tama Hardiyanti, Beniharmoni Harefa, Handar Subhandi Bakhtiar, Supardi

“…This study uses a legal normative method with a qualitative case study approach, a conceptual approach and a legislative approach. The results show that legal arrangements regarding grooming crimes are regulated using different laws, but do not clearly and explicitly address the many important issues around grooming crimes. …”
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A Comparative Analysis of Government Policies to Promote Energy Efficiency in the US, China, and India by Svetlana Revinova, Konstantin Gomonov

“…The primary role of the state is to form common goals, adopt legislative and regulatory frameworks, implement state programs, and develop financial support mechanisms for the fulfilment of tasks. …”
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The safeguarding of Chinese traditional martial arts in the past three decades (1990-2020): a perspective of intangible cultural heritage by Luo Yonghua, Li Hansen, Thomas A. Green, Guodong Zhang

“…Existing evidence indicates that the legislative safeguarding of Chinese TMA has gradually evolved into a system for preservation. …”
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Rolul Parlamentului şi al Preşedintelui României în procedura învestiturii Guvernului şi a numirii miniştrilor. Dezvoltări în jurisprudenţa Curţii Constituţionale a României... by Marieta SAFTA

“…The conclusions bring forward a principle enshrined recently in the caselaw of the Constitutional Court – that of constitutional loyalty – principle that should govern the activity of public authorities, as well as the role of this Court as positive co-legislator, examined in the light of its decisions’ effects, enshrined in the provisions of the Constitution.…”
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An exploration of registered dietitian accreditation system development in China by Zhang Yajie, Wang Xiaoli, Liu Ya, Shen Xiuhua, Xiao Rong, Zhu Huilian, Zeng Guo, Cai Wei, Ma Aiguo, Yang Yuexin

“…Although six years of work has initially established a foundation of standardized registered dietitian accreditation system, the problems of limited resources for academic education and the lack of legislative protection for the profession remain prominent.…”
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Policy of Christianization of Buryat Population of Russian Empire in Late 19^th — Early 20^th Centuries by D. D. Amogolonova

“…The author dwells on the interrelated aspects of the surrounding activities as a mechanism for the Russification of the Gentiles and the simultaneous desire of the authorities to bring the Buddhist clergy under their control, legitimized by special legislative measures. As a result of the study, it has been proved that the state policy of institutionalizing Buddhism played an important role in the formation of the Russian identity of the Buryats. …”
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Citizen's Arrest in Legal System of Iran and England by Nasrin Mehra, Behzad Jahani

“…However, in the Iranian legal system and for the first time, the legislator has granted people the right of taking necessary actions in order to prevent the offender from escaping and protecting the crime scene based the Article 45 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (2014). …”
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Concept of Retribution and Blood Money in Islam and Judaism: Similarities and Differences by Saleem Nawaz, Muhammad Ali Shaikh

“… In all Divine religions, the law of retribution was legislated to protect the sanctity and survival of human life, to end crimes and oppression, prevention of chaos and anarchy, and to maintain collective order and peace in the society. …”
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