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This chapter examines the following:- The salvage contract;
Based on the responses of a survey obtained from eight NSIs, the chapter examines the similarities and differences in the operation of LCUs.
The third chapter examines the political developments in Turkey between 1923 and 1926.
To explain the origin of changes in the society that have contributed to the appearance of inequalities, the Chapter examines the inequality concept and its essential derivatives such as poverty, marginalisation, and social exclusion, unequal redistribution.
The second chapter examines the basic principles of choosing LOTS during blade processing.
How to produce gender statistics:general issues 3.1 Introduction This chapter examines the main measurement issues from the perspective of deriving reliable, gender-relevant information.
This chapter examines macro trends in volunteerism, including the scale and scope of volunteerism worldwide.
The present chapter examines income and expenditure and focuses on the balance of unexpended resources.
Finally, the chapter examines the problems which arise from the growing incidence of drug smuggling on board cargo vessels.
The second chapter examines the issue of international transport, with special focus on maritime transport connectivity.
The chapter examines a number of factors which have an important bearing in determining the effects of environmental policies on competitiveness.
This chapter examines the overall effectiveness of the programming arrangements by looking at macro-level or cross-cutting issues.
The third chapter examines other conventions whose terms have an important bearing on the work discussed in the previous section.
This chapter examines those powers(competences) that are in line with the Constitution as well as- entirely or partially- with other organic laws.
The first chapter examines the causes of maternal mortality and how they are closely related to a failure to realize the right to the highest attainable standard of health.
The Panel in this chapter examines the compensability of the claims before it in the light of the relevant Governing Council decisions and the conclusions reached above.
A further chapter examines emerging examples of good practice and positive developments occurring with respect to the right to food around the world.
This chapter examines issues related to the legislative initiatives banning the rituals of Nikah/ church wedding ceremonies without official registration and decision-making on marriage.
This chapter examines the secured creditor's right to enforce its security right if the grantor fails to perform("defaults on") the secured obligation.
Introduction This chapter examines, as one of the forms of conflict mediation, a series of informal meetings between Georgian and Abkhaz politicians, and the obstacles to this process, from a Georgian perspective.
This chapter examines the legal background for extraterritorial obligations and then moves on to present a typology of the extraterritorial obligations to respect, protect, and support the fulfilment of the right to food.
The present chapter examines the factors that constrain women's access to employment, limit the productivity of their labour efforts and undermine their capacity to bargain for better conditions.
The chapter examines the land-administration system in Tajikistan, including the country's legal framework, taxation system, legislation on access to land, land reform, land-use rights and ownership.
This chapter examines climate change policy from a cross-sectoral angle, enriching analysis with insights from other sectoral chapters, in particular on water, land and energy.
This chapter examines main trends in global absolute poverty and its relationship to world economic growth, and provides a tentative assessment of the progress made toward the goal of the eradication of global poverty and its present dimensions.
The first section of this chapter examines the sources of international law and the sources of international obligations, in an effort to isolate and examine more closely the unilateral declaration as a formal act and as a source of international obligations.
This chapter examines this new policy setting and outlines main considerations for the shaping of more coherent national and international strategies for enterprise development in the current context of liberalization and globalization.
The chapter examines the changes in the accounting standards between the 1993 and 2008 versions of the SNA and differences between the fifth and sixth versions of the BPM, particularly with respect to the data needs and analysis required for each of the three forms of global production mentioned above.
This chapter examines the key measurement issues from the perspective of producing reliable and relevant household income distribution statistics. It presents the sources of household income statistics, the standard units of income measurement and the reference periods for collecting data for components of income.
This chapter examines the public participation provisions in the Protocol on SEA and their relationship to those in the Aarhus Convention, first by comparing the type and scope of decision-making covered under the two instruments and then by comparing the public participation requirements which apply to such decision-making.