Sovereignty in Islam: A reflection of tradition and contemporariness in modern political systems by Maksimović Andrijana, Milosavljević Zoran

“…God is a holder of supreme power, and above all, a legislator. Thus, in Islamic countries, a secular concept of a state regulation and having nation as a holder of sovereignty, man's rights and freedom of political organization is unacceptable. …”
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Praktické aspekty stavění promlčecí doby při neplatné podnikatelské rozhodčí doložce by Stanislav Bílek, Radka Vaníčková

“…K rozhodování majetkových sporů byly díky liberální legislativě využívány i soukromé rozhodčí společnosti, které neměly a stále nemají status rozhodčího soudu. …”
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Systems Are Overstretched from the COVID-19 Pandemic: An Interpretive Description of Disabled People’s Access to Healthcare and Disability Support in New Zealand by Solmaz Nazari Orakani, Tara N. Officer, Gretchen Good, Karen McBride-Henry

“…The team of health services and disability researchers then engaged in an iterative thematic approach to analysis, which led to three key themes: (1) protective personal factors, which assisted disabled people to access healthcare and support services, (2) immediate pandemic policy impacts, including policy and legislative changes, which created additional access barriers for disabled people, and (3) exacerbating factors, including compounding vulnerabilities, overstretched systems, and the impact of the vaccine mandate, which worsened the already limited access to healthcare and disability services for disabled people. …”
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Early warning model and prevention of regional financial risk integrated into legal system by Yanyu Zhuang, Hua Wei

“…In order to effectively prevent financial risks and ensure the safety of the financial system, it is recommended that the government improve local debt management, improve financial regulations and systems, and improve the legislative level of financial legal supervision.…”
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Il paradosso dell’anzianità by Alberto Baldissera

“…Empirically, these wage systems are strongly associated with early retirement - as in Spain, Greece, Belgium and Italy.A seniority-based wage system and an early retirement pension scheme (after 35-37 years of work seniority) were structured through collective bargaining and legislative lobbying over several decades until they became firm institutions of industrial relations and welfare state. …”
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The challenges of changing national malaria drug policy to artemisinin-based combinations in Kenya by Otieno Dorothy N, Greenfield Joanne, Kangwana Beth B, Zurovac Dejan, Amin Abdinasir A, Akhwale Willis S, Snow Robert W

“…Future policy changes in Africa should be carefully prepared for a myriad of financial, political and legislative issues that might limit the rapid translation of drug policy change into action.…”
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Problematic Issues of Protecting Property Rights from Illegal Actions of Public Authorities by K. I. Varava

“…When deciding on the possibility of depriving a person of property due to an error made by a public authority, the following should be taken into account: 1) the position of the ECHR, according to which the need to correct a former “error” should not disproportionately interfere with the new right acquired by a person who expected to rely on the legitimacy of good faith actions of a state agency; 2) the claim may be made within the guarantees provided in the Art. 1 of the Protocol No. 1; 3) violation of the property right, in particular the possibility of claiming the disputed property, which went beyond the will of the owner, according to the provisions of the Art. 388 of the Civil Code of Ukraine; 4) the existence of a direct legislative prohibition on the alienation of the relevant property from state property, when, for example, it is established by the Law of Ukraine; 5) the purpose of interfering in the peaceful possession of a person’s property should be the real protection of the property right, and not the delimitation of powers between public authorities.…”
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Securing Land Rights for All through Fit-for-Purpose Land Administration Approach: The Case of Nepal by Uma Shankar Panday, Raja Ram Chhatkuli, Janak Raj Joshi, Jagat Deuja, Danilo Antonio, Stig Enemark

“…The studies also informed the discussions on building the legislative and institutional frameworks, which are now in place. …”
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Value of Electronic Health Records Measured Using Financial and Clinical Outcomes: Quantitative Study by Shikha Modi, Sue S Feldman, Eta S Berner, Benjamin Schooley, Allen Johnston

“… BackgroundThe Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act of 2009 was legislated to reduce health care costs, improve quality, and increase patient safety. …”
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SOCIO-ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF THE EFFICIENCY OF IMPLEMENTATION OF THE TOURIST AND RECREATIONAL POTENTIAL OF THE ZAKARPATTIA OBLAST IN THE FIELD OF RURAL GREEN TOURISM by Lesia Kahanets-Havrylko, Tetiana Hushtan

“…According to the results of the study, the factors influencing the activities of enterprises, the behavioural patterns of owners of rural green tourism institutions in the context of the crisis were identified and mechanisms for minimising and overcoming the consequences of the crisis were developed, such as: diversification of business and expansion of the types of services that can be provided to potential consumers, introduction of an effective management and marketing system, adoption of European experience in the field of green tourism and proposals for improving the legislative framework for businesses to leave the shadow economy.…”
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UAV tracking module proposal based on a regulative comparison between manned and unmanned aviation by Savaş Selahattin Ateş, Mustafa Uzgör, Kemal Yüksek

“…First is to compare manned and unmanned aviation regulations in the context of IACO Annexes to identify potential deficiencies in the international UAV legislations. Second is to propose a UAV monitoring module work flow as a solution to identified deficiencies in the international UAV regulations. …”
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MECHANISMS FOR ENSURING ESTONIA'S PERMANENT DEVELOPMENT: THE ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECT by Liliia Khorishko, Tetyana Vasyl'chuk

“…The tools for implementing the set sustainable development goals are legislative, managerial, educational and awareness-raising. …”
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Designing a classroom learning in a university using the electronic learning course by Irina Anzaurovna Udzhukhu, Ruslan Kazbekovich Meshvez

“…At the same time, the importance of introducing electronic content into the educational process at all levels of educational organizations is determined by the legislative practice of our country, which regulates the need to create a digital educational environment in educational institutions. …”
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Evidence-based recommendations to facilitate professional collaboration between allopathic and traditional health practitioners by Rachel M. (Dalena) van Rooyen, Blanche Pretorius, Nomazwi M. Tembani, Wilma ten Ham-Baloyi

“…Professional collaboration between traditional and allopathic health practitioners is therefore desirable and requires collaboration between the systems, which is currently legislated by the Traditional Health Practitioners Act 22 of 2007. …”
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CROWD ECONOMY AS A SOCIAL WELFARE CATALYST: OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES by Antonina Radionova, Oleksandra Moskalenko, Serhii Boichuk

“…However, it is crucial to take pragmatic steps to create national policies and legislative programmes that encourage and protect its participants. …”
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Results of economic activity and problems of aquaculture development in the Possiet Bay (Japan Sea) in 2000–2015 by G. S. Gavrilova, E. S. Kondratieva

“…Rapid development of aquaculture causes some social and ecological risks, as well, as territorial disputes, legislative problems (with harvesting permits, etc.), starfsh expansion, grazing of farmed mollusks by marine birds, destruction of aquaculture facilities in new areas located in the insuffciently closed bights by typhoons, and epizootics (most dangerous for the sea cucumbers).…”
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Prevalence and correlates of tobacco use amongst junior collegiates in twin cities of western Nepal: A cross-sectional, questionnaire-based survey by Paudel Jagadish, Kishore PV, Sreeramareddy Chandrashekhar T, Menezes Ritesh G

“…</p> <p>Conclusion</p> <p>School/college-based interventions like counseling to promote cessation among current users and tobacco education to prevent initiation are necessary. Enforcement of legislations to decrease availability, accessibility and affordability of tobacco products and policies to change social norms of tobacco use among parents and teachers are necessary to curb the tobacco use among college students.…”
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Critical Review of the Increasing Complexity of Access and Benefit-Sharing Policies of Genetic Resources for Genebank Curators and Plant Breeders–A Public and Private Sector Perspe... by Andreas W. Ebert, Johannes M. M. Engels, Roland Schafleitner, Theo van Hintum, Godfrey Mwila

“…Under the CBD/Nagoya Protocol, countries are free to establish specific national legislations regulating germplasm access and benefit-sharing to be negotiated bilaterally. …”
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16 Fertility outcomes in women with hereditary cancer syndromes by Elizabeth Connelly, Christine Garcia, Christina M. Lowry, Julia Wei

“…Only a small minority of patients with hereditary cancer mutations were referred to REI despite legislative mandates increasing fertility coverage. …”
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Geographic distribution of conversion therapy prevalence in Canada. Findings from a national cross-sectional survey, 2020 [version 1; peer review: 1 approved, 2 approved with reser... by Sarah Watt, Travis Salway, Julia Schillaci-Ventura, Amrit Tiwana

“…These findings and continued efforts to monitor CTP prevalence can help inform policymakers and legislators as society is increasingly acknowledging CTPs as a threat to the health and well-being of LGBTQ2S+ people.…”
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