The Law of Parity in the Politics of France: Debates and Perspectives by O I Zhukova

“…Today France shows rather good indicators of participation of women in legislature. These indicators are rather low in comparison with other European Union countries, but very high in comparison with earlier periods of political history of France. …”
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AI and elections: lessons for Southeast Asia by Sagun-Trajano, Karryl Kim, Nuurrianti Jalli

“…2024 will see consequential general, legislature, and presidential elections in several countries around the world. …”
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Liquidity management in Sichuan. by Tan, Jonah Ken., Franklin Paul Jepson., Bheema Sethuram Suresh., Pham Thi Thu Ha.

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China’s Pledge to Restore Blue Skies by Gong, Lina

“…The Chinese government declared a war to restore blue skies during the annual meeting of the National People’s Congress (NPC), China’s legislature, in March 2017. The increasing attention to air pollution by China’s leadership underscores the urgency of and the difficulty in addressing environmental issues, which is also shared by ASEAN countries.…”
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State duties of protection and fundamental rights by C Starck

“…Insofar as protection can be achieved without infringements of rights, one must attempt to test the effectiveness of protection by some other means. Where the legislature omits to protect at all, the court should limit itself to establishing the existence of a duty and to querying its non-fulfilment. …”
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Implikasi Putusan Mahkamah Konstitusi Nomor 22-24/PUU- VI/2008 terhadap Kebijakan Affirmative Action Keterwakilan Perempuan di DPRD Provinsi dan kabupaten/kota se-Daerah Istimewa Y... by Pusat Studi Hukum Konstitusi FH UII

“…Sleman district legislature in the 2004 elections the number of women seats and as many as 6 seats in the 2009 election to 8 seats. …”
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Mental health legislation in the Philippines: Its beginnings, highlights, and updates by Rene M Samaniego

“…Methods: In this review, the author examines the origins, highlights, and updates on the legislature of R.A. 11036. Results: This legislature (or the Philippine Mental Health Act) elaborates on its highlights which equitably covers the rights of patients and their families as well as that of the mental health professionals; the standards of psychiatric, psychosocial, and neurologic services that need to be upheld in both government and private hospitals; the promotion of mental health in educational institutions and in the workplace; the need for mental health providers to undergo capacity building and proper training in research and development; the duties and responsibilities of the government agencies involved; the creation of a council to serve as a policymaking, planning, coordinating, and advisory body to oversee the implementation of the law; and the penalty clauses involved with violations of the law. …”
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Executive-legislative relationship and its effect on political development in Nigeria by Chinweuba Godswealth, Ihemeje Chidiebere

“…It discusses the fundamental roles, personnel and constitutional powers of the executive and legislature. The executive-legislative relationship ought to promote harmony, checks and balances and political development. …”
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CORRUPTION SOCIOLOGY by Mohammad Roesli

“…Corruption in elections and in the legislature reduces accountability and representation in policy making; corruption in the court system stops law order; and corruption in public government results in an imbalance in community service. …”
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Age as a Problematic and Problematized Issue of Criminal Responsibility by Martin Vávra

“…I tried to solve one paradox which motivated my research: Why was the time period of relative toughening of penal policy when, according to public opinion polls, a substantial majority of Czech adults favoured the decreasing of the minimum age of criminal responsibility and such an amendment was actually repeatedly proposed in the legislature, marked by consistent victories of the approach to juvenile persons which prefers care, education and therapy instead of punishment?…”
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ARAMBURU, C. (Universidad de Salamanca): UGO BETTI, ‘CORRUZIONE AL PALAZZO DI GIUSTIZIA’. THE DRAMA, ITS CONTEXT AND TRANSLATION by Celia Aramburu Sánchez

“…Its Spanish translation dates from 1952, during the sixth legislature of the Franco government. At that moment censorship was still valid. …”
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Dampak Proses Politik dan Konsekuensi Ekonomi dalam Pembentukan Suatu Standar by Aida Ainul Mardiyah

“…This paper aims to look at the impact of political and economic consequences in the establishment of standards by basing PAT theory, agency theory, signaling theory, and interest group theory of regulation (basing this theory that the legislature has the power to men-supply regulation). …”
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The impact of trade habits in the legitimacy of the right of competition by Mohannad Ibrahim Ali

“…Affected commercial competition to a large extent the norms and customs of Commerce, which sets standards and assets that should be observed by competitors when exercising for business, it is difficult to legislator to keep pace with developments and rapid changes in emerging business or means of doing business accepted, developments economic and technologicalreflected directly on the business environment, arise depending on the rules and standards process agreed upon by traders, and interfere with the legislature at a later stage to organize these developments and changes…”
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Catalonian Independentism, the Spanish Constitutional Court and the Perils of the Middle Way by Miguel Azpitarte

“…A recent decision of the Spanish Constitutional Court has validated the Bill on the idea that the Court must have special deference to the legislature whenever the judgment is on the statute that regulates the jurisdiction of Court. …”
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Institutionalising parliament in South Africa: the challenges to parliamentary leadership by Hennie Kotzé

“… As democratisation moves from a transitional phase to one of consolidation, the legislature becomes integral to the process. In South Africa, the conflict-regulating capacity of the new democratic system is determined to a large extent by the constitutionally created institutions, on the one hand, and political leadership, on the other. …”
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Gigs – Jazz and the cabaret laws in New York City by Paul Chevigny by Tarik Sabry

“…This was and remains a very controversial move, in advance of which the legislature would have done well to consider the development of equivalent legislation in New York.…”
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The Cyclical Component of the Debt Brake — Leeway and Limits by Stefan Korioth, Michael W. Müller

“…When designing the cyclical component, a variety of judgments must be made to determine the normal cyclical situation, especially with regard to the compatibility of family and work, the extent of part-time work and the retirement age. The parliamentary legislature, which enjoys considerable leeway, should make these decisions.…”
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Pragmatism Led Portugal Socialists to Victory by Vladimir Vernikov

“…The party has good chances to create a stable minority government in alliance with other leftist forces – and in fact repeat the scenario of previous legislature, which lasted the entire term allotted to it by the Constitution after elections in 2015.…”
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Why Banning Russian Tourists from Schengen Might not Be Unlawful by Merijn Chamon

“…It seems hardly tenable to argue that the EU (secondary) legislature is somehow bound by the ratio legis of the current Schengen visa system. …”
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Florida Solid and Hazardous Waste Regulation Handbook: Local Government Structuring by Michael T. Olexa, Aaron Leviten, Kelly Samek

“…Local governments have procedural protections similar to those of the state, but these may vary among the local governments. The legislature can also affect local policy and issues through the passage of special laws that apply only to a certain locale. …”
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