From fear to fraternity: a socio-legal analysis of doctors' responses to being called to account by patients by Mulcahy, Linda

“…A second aim was to examine how a powerful elite, such as the medical profession, responds to attempts by the legislature to regulate their responses to complaints. …”
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The influence of the 1968-1975 Congressional reforms on legislative policy-making by Moran, S, Moran, Susan J.

“…Reform raised expectations that the legislature would reassert its policy-making role, which had diminished during the preceding thirty years. …”

Making a case for informal participation in occupational safety and health management by A. Baku, Anita, Tee, Keng Kok, Ab Rahman, Rozanah, Zawawi, Dahlia

“…In Ghana, the high annual accident and injury claims made by employees from the manufacturing industry requires urgent action by manufacturing organisations. Legislature on occupational safety and health (OSH) is scattered, with different over sight agencies, inadequate enforcement, and the absence of laws that require the establishment of a health and safety committee which is standard practice in most developed jurisdictions. …”
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U.S. Bioethics, Moral Absolutism, and Apolitical Humanitarianism by James Ahn

“…If excessive hemorrhaging is a problem during birth, the medical professional can treat that symptom, but s/he can also address with the legislature the fact that there are no geographically close hospitals from various villages, no ambulatory system or vehicles, and a lack of sanitary equipment and access to proper medical equipment so that policies and laws can address these root issues. …”
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"PAY NOW, ARGUE LATER" RULE – BEFORE AND AFTER THE TAX ADMINISTRATION ACT by Carika Keulder

“…It is even possible that this section could give rise to further problems. Therefore, the legislature has failed to address the imbalance between the duties of SARS and the right of a taxpayer to access the courts.…”
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Cross-sectoral and multiscalar exposure assessment to advance climate adaptation policy: The case of future coastal flooding of California’s airports by S. Lindbergh, Y. Ju, Y. He, J. Radke, J. Rakas

“…Finally, based on a policy review of more than 100 state legislature and planning documents, implications of our results are discussed at the national and state levels. …”
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Modeling the legal field of formation of socially responsible conduct among pharmacy specialists by N. O. Tkachenko, В. Р. Hromovyk

“…We have identified problems in the legal field of the basic level of SRCPh formation: the indistinctness of the conceptual-categorical apparatus of social standards and guarantees; contradiction between normative legal acts; unfavorable conditions for small business, created by the Tax Code of Ukraine; the neglect of legal norms, the determination of a priority exclusively by receiving a profit, ignoring the PhO and pharmacists moral and ethical principles; inadequate level of political and legal culture in the society; the rejection of the law rule by the political elite and the interpretation of legal norms in their favor; passive behavior of public organizations in the pharmaceutical sector; weak control of the public authorities compliance with standards of current legislature. All specified problems stipulate difficulties in the effective SR implementation.…”
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Die Rezeption des kontinentaleuropäischen Zivilrechts in Taiwan und die Eigenständigkeit des taiwanischen Zivilrechts by Tay-sheng Wang

“…With legal knowledge incorporating the ideas of Continental European civil law, a localized civil law has been shaped by the decisions of Taiwanese courts, the struggle of social movements in Taiwan and the reaction of Taiwan’s legislature. This law is unique among countries in East Asia because it is based on the social needs of Taiwan.…”
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TRANSFORMASI SELEBRITI MENJADI POLITISI: URGENSI PERSONAL FRONT DALAM RANAH SOSIAL by Manzilatun Ni'mah

“…It explains how Desy could manage to win the votes to be a member of legislature, while votes for Angel Lelga were insufficient. …”
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為環境信託開啟新視野：論私部門從事土地保育的法律工具類型 Broadening the Horizon of Environmental Trust: Legal Instruments of Private Approaches to Land Conservation... by 陳仲嶙 Chung-Lin Chen

“…The comprehensive understanding and comparison of the potential legal instruments in this article will help practitioners to match adequate instruments to specific real contexts and help the legislature to devise a comprehensive law reform.…”
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A SOUTH AFRICAN PERSPECTIVE ON MUTUAL LEGAL ASSISTANCE AND EXTRADITION IN A GLOBALIZED WORLD by Murdoch Watney

“…Co-operation between states are governed by public international law between the requesting and requested state and the domestic law of the requested state. The South African legislature has increasingly provided for extraterritorial jurisdiction of South African courts in respect of organized crime and terrorism. …”
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GREAT BRITAIN AND GERMANY SUPREME AUDIT INSTITUTIONS by Dobre Cornelia

“…Of course, for the legislature to know the financial activity carried out by the Executive Board, in each State was established a Supreme Audit Institution (SAI), whose independence is guaranteed by the Constitution, as it is in Germany, or by law, as is the case of the United Kingdom. …”
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Drug Policy and the Ultima Ratio in A Social and Democratic State, Spain by Alison Hogg, Xabier Arana

“…Although, the Spanish legislature has enacted amendments to legislation on illicit substances over the last ten years to attenuate excessively punitive law, their interpretation and internal application of conventions on drug legislation has by in large overlooked the ultima ratio principle i.e. minimum intervention (Arana 2012). …”
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Telemedicine in the era of COVID-19: The East and the West by Maninder Pal Singh Pardal, K Rajiva, Godwin O Orkeh

“…The National Telemedicine Taskforce was set up by the Government of India, in 2005. The Arizona State Legislature established the Arizona Telemedicine Program in 1996. …”
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Push button parliament–why India needs a non-partisan, recorded vote system by Shalaka Patil

“…The introduction of the Tenth Schedule in the Constitution has crippled free expression, since it provides that MPs voting against ‘any direction’ of their Party are liable to disqualification from the legislature  In addition, except for Constitutional amendments, Indian Parliamentary Procedure Rules do not require votes of MPs to be recorded unless the Speaker’s decision is contested in the House. …”
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A comparative study of the effects of judicial supervision in Iranian and French law by sajedeh Mehrabani, Hamidreza Adabi, Javad Tahmasbi, Behroz Javanmard

“…In the Iranian criminal procedure, however, despite the provision of judicial supervision as an alternative to temporary detention and some subscriptions with French law, due to the dual approach adopted by the legislature, the main, single and independent function of this criminal institution is subordinate, dual and complementary. …”
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Higher education is the main platform for combating corruption by T. B. Zhumagazin, O. N. Tlepbergenov, N. I. Kairova, M. T. Dosumbekova, M. U. Dosanov

“…In particular, criminal liability for corruption for the teaching staff of the university arises along with other government officials. Russian legislature and law enforcement practice recognize university professors as subjects of corruption. …”
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La Ley de Seguridad Interior en México: entre la razón de Estado y la justificación de los derechos humanos / The Law of Internal Security in Mexico: between the reason of State an... by Laura Nelly Medellín Mendoza

“…In this last point, we concentrate on reviewing two unconstitutionality actions presented by the National Commission of Human Rights and by a group of opposition legislators who did not vote in favor of the LSI in the Sixty-Third Legislature. We aim to show the collision of arguments between the vision of the State, which wants to legally legitimize the presence of the Army in the streets, and the other vision, which assumes a guaranteeing justification of human rights.…”
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Refugee Crisis and the Role of NGO Lobbying in Florida by Vishnu Muraleedharan, Thomas Andrew Bryer

“…The anti-sanctuary bill passed by the Florida state legislature were analysed; the analysis shows that the advocacy for the refugee crisis by NGOs using social media platforms increases civic participation. …”
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Disposal of waste-based fuels and raw materials in cement plants in Germany and Switzerland – What can be learned for global co-incineration practice and policy? by Josef Waltisberg, Roland Weber

“…Therefore, the German legislature has created an exemption that allows authorities to set higher limit values for cement kilns if the cause of the higher emissions is the natural raw material mixture and not the co-incinerated waste. …”
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