CRYPTO CURRENCY – A NEW CHALLENGE FOR THE ECONOMY OF GEORGIA by Eka Lekashvili, Lela Mamaladze

“…At the same time, in a number of states the creation of regulatory legislative acts on virtual currency is  underway. The paper aims to study a cryptographic currency and its positive and negative consequences, main trends of development in the world and particularly, in Georgia. …”
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Organisational and legal framework for state control over the exercise of administrative jurisdiction by educational institutions in Ukraine by O. Yu. Kyrychenko

“…It is emphasised that the legislator has developed a hierarchical pyramid of relevant governing bodies of public authority in Ukraine to implement the State control over the exercise of administrative jurisdiction by educational institutions. …”
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Allergy Practices in Otorhinolaryngology Residency Programs in Turkey: Quo Vadis? by Erdem Mengi, Cüneyt Orhan Kara, Bülent Topuz

“…To achieve standardization in allergy training in ORL residency programs, professional associations and authorities should develop solutions in cooperation with legislators.…”
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CAPITAL INVESTMENTS IN UKRAINE: ANALYTICAL EVALUATION AND DIRECTIONS OF INCREASING INVESTMENT ATTRACTIVENESS by Tetiana Mulyk

“…It was found that the volume of investment in the domestic economy remains low due to an unfavorable investment climate caused by an imperfect legislative framework, underdeveloped stock market and financial and credit system, strong tax pressure, inefficient use of depreciation deductions, and low level of transformation of savings of the population into investment. …”
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LEGAL ASPECTS OF INFORMATION POLICY IN THE MODERN SOCIETY: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS by A. V. Mal’ko, O. L. Soldatkina

“…Based on the results of the comparison of national legislations of different countries conducted in the article on certain issues of the information law, the following conclusions are made. …”
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Feasibility of Establishing Operational Budgeting in Iraqi Public Universities by Faisal Salman, Seyyed Abbas Hashemi, Daruosh Foroghi

“…It is suggested that legislators and budgeting planners prioritise these factors and rely on them in making decisions since experts approved these stimuli in the field of operational budgeting in the strategic environment of universities and according to the current conditions prevailing in Iraq.…”
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C12- Contribution of research institutions to the development of the pharmaceutical industry: case of scientific works carried out at the faculty of pharmacy of Abidjan by Anne-Cinthia Amoukou-N'guessan, Paule Mireille Alloukou-Boka, Tcherignimin Grâce Soro, Kan Daniel Koffi, Armelle Sandrine Aka Any-Grah, Antoine Serge Amari

“…The works on the regulation of the activity, which was more transversal, presented the legal,   institutional and political framework as harmonious, but highlighted other factors that need to be legislated. Conclusion: The preponderance of works on technical aspects that take into account our local realities confirms the expected contribution of universities through basic and applied research. …”
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Urban Planning Roles in Responding to Food Security Needs by Christine Slade, Claudia Baldwin, Trevor Budge

“…Local government planners need consistent legislative and planning scheme priorities, combined with strengthened regulatory tools, to address food security more effectively. …”
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The Mass Media and the Struggle for Democracy in Africa by Christopher Ochanja Ngara, Edward Ndem Esebonu

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The Crucial Role of Timely Forensic Examinations in Investigating Crimes against the Sexual Integrity of Minors: A Case Study of Kazakhstan’s Forensic Analysis System by Arman R. Zavotpayev, Vitaliy V. Khan, Dmitriy V. Eremeev

“…In recent years, the Republic of Kazakhstan has experienced a qualitative development of the forensic analysis system, which is reflected in numerous adopted legislative initiatives. Proper organisation of criminal investigation and high-quality interaction of intelligence and investigative services in collecting and recording evidence, as well as strict compliance with the requirements of the Criminal Procedural Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan during forensic analysis, allow identifying crimes against the sexual integrity of minors and bringing the perpetrators to criminal responsibility. …”
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Penyelesaian Sengketa Batas Wilayah Melalui Pengujian Undang-Undang di Mahkamah Konstitusi by Jayanti puspitaningrum

“…The results of this study are (1) Based on the review of the Constitutional Court decision no. 127 / PUU-VII / 2009 which granted the request for judicial review of Law No. 56 of 2008 concerning the Establishment of Tambrauw Regency, the Constitutional Court stated that the legislators had ignored the aspirations of the people of Tambrauw Regency who had divided its territory from 10 (ten) districts into 5 (five) districts. …”
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RNO Advocacy: Tips for Calling an Elected Official at Local, State or Federal Levels by Angeline Bushy

“…Along with face-to-face meetings, nurses can interact with local officials, state legislators and congressional members by writing a letter sent by snail mail, using electronic mail (e-mail) or calling by telephone. …”
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Contested Sovereignties: States, Media Platforms, Peoples, and the Regulation of Media Content and Big Data in the Networked Society by Pascale Chapdelaine, Jaqueline McLeod Rogers

“…We explore the extent to which internet undertakings should be subject to state regulation, in light of Canada’s ongoing debates and legislative reform. We bring a cross-disciplinary perspective (from the subject fields of law; communications studies, in particular McLuhan’s now classic probes; international relations; and technology studies) to enable both policy and language analysis. …”
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Exposing Errors and Removing Errors: Pushing the Boundaries in Legal English by Christopher Williams

“…An encrusted style of writing which had predominated for centuries is being overhauled, at least in the sphere of legislative texts, in an ongoing process which is transforming ‘legalese’ into standard formal English. …”
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The concept and importance of settlement agreements in commercial proceedings by M. Ye. Vasylenko

“…It is noted that the legislator has a rather superficial approach to the regulation of conciliation procedures in commercial proceedings, which is a significant gap. …”
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Educational service as an object of civil rights by Y. I. Chalyi

“…The benefits are not capable of perceiving the legal requirements of legislative acts or contracts. Consequently, the educational service should be regarded as the legal behavior of the provider of this service, aimed at forming certain social qualities of the subject of educational influence. …”
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Rebuilding Libya a Bird’s Eye View by Hailana Ben Ali

“…This rapid urbanization seriously invaded agricultural land and natural environment to the extent of endangering rural and urban landscape. In the absence of legislative regulations; this uncontrolled spatial development is threatening wildlife habitat. …”
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Comparison of the Carbon Payback Period (CPP) of Different Variants of Insulation Materials and Existing External Walls in Selected European Countries by Kajetan Sadowski

“…The EU “Fit for 55” legislative package provides for the introduction of regulations enabling the achievement of the emission reduction target by 55%. …”
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Characterizing the Structural Elements of the Investment Climate by Yachymets Yuriy М.

“…The article analyzes the conditions for the formation of the investment climate of the State using the following system of structural elements: first, investment attractiveness as an integral characteristic of individual enterprises, industries, regions, and countries in general from the standpoint of development perspective, return on investment, and the level of investment risks; secondly, investment activity as a quantitative measure of attracting real investment in fixed assets, which is a prerequisite for economic development and is achieved through the most efficient use and growth of investment volumes in priority sectors of material production and the social sphere through the realized investment resources; thirdly, investment potential as a quantitative characteristic of investment attractiveness, which is not a simple but a certain ordered set of investment resources that allow achieving a synergy effect and obtaining the effect of interaction of various factors; fourth, investment risk as a qualitative assessment of investment attractiveness, a probable characteristic of investment loss, which depends on the political, social, economic, financial, ecological, criminal situation and legislative environment. It is noted that the quality of the investment climate of a country or business environment determines the risks and transaction costs of investing and operating a business. …”
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Education of International Migrants’ Children: A Contribution to the Sustainable Development? by Elena Aleksandrovna Omelchenko

“…The author shows that there are no approaches to diagnose processes and results of integration by means of education. There is also no legislative basis for the regulation of such processes. …”
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