International taxation and environmental protection by Pirlot, A

“…This Chapter concludes that the interactions between international tax law and environmental protection need to be acknowledged and that coordination is key to ensure that international tax law does not undermine the legislator’s efforts to protect the environment.…”

The role of international medical graduates in America's small rural critical access hospitals. by Hagopian, A, Thompson, M, Kaltenbach, E, Hart, L

“…Almost half of CAH administrators said their communities recruited their first IMGs during or after 1994, the year of pro-IMG legislative changes. CONCLUSION: IMG physicians play a significant and possibly growing role in staffing CAHs.…”

Modifiable factors influencing relatives' decision to offer organ donation: systematic review. by Simpkin, A, Robertson, L, Barber, V, Young, J

“…Targeting these factors might have a greater and more immediate effect on the number of organs for donation than legislative or other long term strategies.…”

Sample, data use and protection in biobanking in Europe: legal issues. by Zika, E, Schulte In den Bäumen, T, Kaye, J, Brand, A, Ibarreta, D

“…The question is also raised on whether new, specific legislative and governance frameworks designed for biobanking are needed, or whether it is sufficient to modify current general law and to develop specific guidelines, or to accommodate issues raised by biobanking in the current regulation. …”

Political economy of crisis and reform in Ecuador, 2000-2005 by Carrell, R

“…The analysis finds that policy stasis was due to a proliferation of societal and legislative 'veto players', who drew on the chronic instability of the Ecuadorian political system and took advantage of executive incapacity to issue credible threats to individuals and even entire administrations. …”

Effective judicial protection and damages in EU law: the case for the deterrent effect by Weingerl, P

“…These entail questions pertaining to the adoption of such measures and, thus, exploring whether the EU has the legitimacy to legislate and the related question of competence and the choice of the appropriate legal basis. …”

Prominent strategy but rare in practice: shared decision-making and patient decision support technologies in the UK. by Evans, R, Edwards, A, Coulter, A, Elwyn, G

“…In terms of barriers and support for shared decision-making implementation in the UK, attention has been focused on the role of financial incentives for healthcare organisations, and on the role of Information Technology, specifically the potential benefits to patients of the 3.3 euro National Programme for IT. The legislative framework in the UK is conducive to the implementation of shared decision-making, and there is a growing body of research literature, albeit focused on PDSTs.…”

Australian aboriginal child separations and guardianship by De Paulo Buti, A

“…The policy of separating Aboriginal children from their families to be raised in the 'white way' was underpinned by an intrusive legislative scheme that made the Chief Protector of Aborigines or the Commissioner of Native Affairs the legal guardian of all Aboriginal children whether they had living parents or not. …”

The paradox of the American state: public-private partnerships in American state-building by French-Hodson, R

“…Are there systematic differences in the outcomes and purposes of partnerships based on the branch of government – whether legislative, presidential, bureaucratic, or judicial – that mediates the partnership? …”

Entity classification election rules in Germany and beyond: necessary tools to achieve neutrality of legal form or invitation to engage in tax avoidance? by Traut, N

“…The analysis identifies entity classification election as a measure that has conceptual advantages over fundamental reforms and (other) small-scale means of aligning the business tax regimes. It is a legislative tool with distinct policy goals and its own scope of application in which it achieves necessary improvements provided its use is confined and coordinated domestically to prevent avoidance.…”

Border contagion: transit migration from the Mediterranean to the Atlantic c. 1860-1914 by Liberatore, R

“…This includes examining not only the causes behind clandestine migration, but also the ways in which clandestinity was legislated for, policed, classified and ultimately archived. …”

Egypt's domestic natural gas industry by Alami, R

“…Establishing the regulatory and legislative bases of the natural gas market, including a regulator, is very much work in progress. …”

Slimming products: a legal analysis on safety issues in Malaysia / Rohaya Mahmud, Nursyila Roziana Mohd Radzi and Harianty Ghazali by Mahmud, Rohaya, Mohd Radzi, Nursyila Roziana, Ghazali, Harianty

“…The regulatory framework for the slimming products in Malaysia are governed under numerous legislative instruments which provide safeguards over the manufacturing, sale, distribution and advertising of the marketed slimming products. …”
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A legal study of the criminal trial process under the adversarial system in Malaysia / Nurliyana Zainudin…[et al.] by Zainudin, Nurliyana, Abdul Rahim, Nurhannan Qistina, Aris, Nur Athirah, Azani, Noor Syafiqah

“…The reformats had been made to the legislative and judicial practices, specifically the amendments to Criminal Procedure Code in 2006 and 2010 as well as the establishment of a 'special court' and new management system called E-court. …”
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A comparative study on freedom of electronic media between Malaysia and the United States of America / Nur Amalina Zulkifli … [et al.] by Zulkifli, Nur Amalina, Sumadi, Mohd Irwan, Md Ali, Nur Adila, Abdul Razak, Nur Afifah

“…By virtue of this provision, Parliament had enacted legislations among others, Sedition Act 1948 and Communications and Multimedia Act 1998 which directly limits the freedom of speech and expression that may fall under the eight grounds of restrictions. …”
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The definition of domestic violence in Malaysia: a cross-national comparison by Daleleer Kaur Randawar

“…The article seeks to critically examine the definition from other jurisdiction and will suggest legislative reforms which will involve a comparative study of other comparable jurisdictions.…”
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Assessment of crime prevention mechanisms in public buildings in Akwa Ibom State Of Nigeria by Ebong, S.O., Zubairu, S.N., Olagunju, R.E.

“…Observation of facilities in legislative and judiciary complexes was undertaken. …”
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Malaysian government officials induced in public procurement fraud through the lens of fraud diamond analysis by Norziaton Ismail Khan, Hamzah Bakar

“…This study aids academics, legislators, lawmakers, sociologists, psychologists, and those engaged in financial crime scene investigation, such as authorities and regulators, to understand the reason behind the fraudulent behaviour of fraudsters.…”
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Malaysian government officials induced in public procurement fraud through the lens of fraud diamond analysis by Norziaton Ismail Khan, Hamzah Bakar

“…This study aids academics, legislators, lawmakers, sociologists, psychologists, and those engaged in financial crime scene investigation, such as authorities and regulators, to understand the reason behind the fraudulent behaviour of fraudster.…”
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Persuasive techniques in Okonjo-Iweala's speech: a study of quasilogical, presentational, and analogical strategies by Kui, Lin Tang, Sharon Sharmini, Yasir Yahya

“…Past studies related to persuasion have predominantly focused on male politicians’ inauguration, presidential campaigns, and legislative debates, however, not many have focused on speeches delivered by reputable female leaders. …”
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