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Showing 1 to 20 of 29 for “"Rules and principles"”.
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The effect of the Wilson Reading Program on spelling skills in an inclusive sixth grade setting
… program as a method for instructing spelling rules and principles in an inclusive sixth grade setting. The subjects included eighteen sixth grade students, four special education and fourteen regular education students. Post testing results indicated that in 76% of all the students there was …
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Relationship of critical thinking and learning styles to nursing diagnosis
… that investigated the impact of learning styles and of teaching critical thinking along with nursing content on students' ability to learn nursing content and to use critical thinking skills. The primary focus of this study was to determine if teaching some the rules and principles of critical …
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The assessment of damages for delict in South African and German Law, with special regard to loss of use and fraudulent misrepresentation inducing a contract
… deals with the question of how the existence and extent of damage, as well as well the proper amount of damages, · are to be determined in the case of delict. To answer this question most legal systems have developed different rules and principles which do work satisfactorily in most cases. …
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Recovering Grace: How One Man's Religious Movement Turned into a Homeschool Cult
<p>It turned out that the rules about Cabbage Patch kids and Troll dolls weren’t the only things that would leave lasting impressions on ATI students. This curriculum, as I was finding out, was more than just restrictions on toys and media consumption. ATI was the homeschooling program, but IBLP …
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The fraud exception in international documentary credit transactions seen from an English and German perspective
… extent to which fraudulent conduct affects the rules and principles of international documentary credit transactions particularly the issuing or confirming bank's legal position of vis a vis the beneficiary. The inquiry will be taken from the perspective of English and German law, with the main …
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Safeguarding a liberal system of states : Reinterpreting states' freedoms in increasing interdependence
… This creates tension between states' positive and negative freedom and exposes states to the adverse effects of other states' policies. Two transboundary problems that feature prominently on the international agenda - climate change mitigation and macro-financial instability - serve as case …
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In-store marketing cílený na děti
… topic of in-store marketing targeted at children and how they perceive this communication. The theoretical part describes its principles and possible adaptations of its elements to children shoppers. It also discusses the development of children themselves and their social and cognitive abilities. …
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Women in contemporary Islamic societies
… status of women in Muslim societies, particular and deliberate emphasis is given to the Islamic rules and principles and how they are culturally interpreted and reinterpreted to define the position of women in current Islamic societies. The study argues that women according to Islamic rules, are …
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To what extent do South Africa and Scotland comparatively respect, protect and fulfill children's rights in the context of youth justice and in light of their international and regional obligations?
… into conflict with the law. The international and regional juvenile justice frameworks outline the standards expected of States party to the international instruments. Both South Africa and Scotland are obligated to adhere to these rules and principles by way of creation and implementation of …
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Understanding and transforming what's there : a look at the formal rule structure of the residential facade zone in Victorian San Francisco
… exploration of the relationship between understanding and transforming an architectural context. The question asked is; What formal lessons can be learned from an existing context? The discussion is limited to issues of form and rule structure, particularly in reference to the zone of exchange …
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A progressive multidisciplinary approach for resolving the Palestinian-Israeli conflict over transboundary groundwater: what lessons from international law?
The rights and obligations of States concerning their shared transboundary groundwates are not fully understood. The primary reasons for this are the complex characteristics and behaviours of groundwater, and the lack of full understanding of its interconnection with the surrounding environment. …
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Judicial activism in the UK and Ireland, with particular reference to Apex Courts and human rights
… two edited books, ten journal articles and eight book chapters, all published between 2006 and 2020. As explained in the initial Summary document, they represent a body of work on the topic of judicial activism within the United Kingdom and Ireland, particularly in the field of human …
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An Assessment on The Effectiveness of Operational Risk Management among Tanzanian Financial Institutions:” The Case Study of Selected Banks in Dar es Salaam
… as a sample. The study had drawn 84 respondents randomly from the chosen five banks in the region, whereby the conclusions were generalized to all the banks in Tanzania. The sample was investigated using questionnaires and interview. It was found that operational risks policies, procedures and …
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Giurisprudenza della Corte di Giustizia e Amministrazione nazionale: poteri, doveri e spunti per un’analisi comparata
… of law. In particular, written law, as acts and regulaments, are losing importance, while case law and jugdements are enhancing their influence. Most of times, the domestic law of European countries is influnced by E.U. Court of Justice’s judgements. The European Court of Justice is very …
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The new administrative landscape- implications of managerialism for administrative law
… .... The labels "legislative", "judicial" and "administrative" have been adopted, along with variants such as "semi-" or "quasi-judicial", "purely administrative" and "ministerial". Once an administrative act has been labelled, the legal rules and principles applicable to it are supposedly …
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The interpretation of deeds and wills at common law, c. 1536-c. 1616
… law approaches to the interpretation of deeds and wills between approximately 1536 and 1616. It identifies the rules and principles used by lawyers to understand these documents, and explores the wider forces that influenced their development. The methodology of the thesis is primarily …
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Extensions of systems : methods for structure and form in Silverton, Colorado
An understanding of spatial structural systems in an environment is seen as a valuable method for observation and projection in design. This thesis makes use of explicit systems of form and method by which future development and expansion would provide identity and continuity for the site. The …
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An investigation into the theoretical foundations of library cataloguing and a critical analysis of the cataloguing of the South African national bibliography, 1981-1983
… are not rooted in a coherent, encompassing and comprehensive theoretical structure. Instead, it shows that it rests upon a number of principles that evolved during the nineteenth century from the work done by cataloguing experts such as Panizzi, Jewett and Cutter. These principles are shown …
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A Comparative study of the contract remedy systems between Anglo-American law and Chinese law
… the contract remedy systems between Chinese law and Anglo-American law. The main aim is to deepen the understanding of both contract remedy systems, particularly to enhance an understanding of the different principles and features of contract remedies in both legal systems. The study centres on …
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The inadequacy of the contractual analogy in the Law of Treaties.
Conventional theories of Law and the policy-oriented theory about Law rest on the erroneous assumption that a legal concept can only be expressed in terms of an "observational language" of Law related to a "pure theory of meaning. The proposed relational approach to legal concepts demonstrates that …
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