Typical forms of counteraction to the investigation of criminal offences related to interference with the activities of public authorities by V. Yu. Popov

“….; delaying the pre-trial proceedings, delaying the pre-trial investigation, for example, by ignoring the investigator's calls, prolonged familiarisation with the criminal proceedings; failure to appear when summoned; failure to fulfil procedural obligations acquired in connection with obtaining the relevant procedural status in criminal proceedings; hiding from the pre-trial investigation authorities, etc. …”
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Network analysis of caffeine use disorder, withdrawal symptoms, and psychiatric symptoms by Mohammadreza Davoudi, Fatemeh Abdoli, Fereshte Momeni, Mojtaba Habibi Asgarabad

“…Results “Excessive consumption” and “role obligations” were central symptoms in the CUD network. …”
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Mutual trust as a backbone of EU Antitrust Law by Małgorzata Kozak

“…The CJEU imposes more and more obligations on executing Member States in verifying whether there are no irregularities issuing the European Arrest Warrant (EAW) in comparison to the early days of its functioning, leading towards a regulated or conditioned trust. …”
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Beneath The Same Sky, Different Faiths: Why is Interfaith Marriage Prohibited in Islam? by Baidhowi Baidhowi, Dewi Zahra Setyawati, Yustina Dhian Novita, Veyza Olivia, Armanda N Ardiyanto, Qlarissa Melinda, Hisyam Maliki Akbar

“…The justification for this prohibition is often linked to the preservation of Islamic values and the potential conflicts arising from differing religious obligations within a marriage. Sociologically, interfaith marriages can lead to identity struggles, legal uncertainties, and challenges in raising children with a unified religious identity. …”
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Endogenous economic growth from the perspective of Islamic economic doctrine by Qasemi Abdulkhaliq, Tavakkoli Mohammad Javad

“…The findings of this research show that the economic doctrine of Islam and the economic and social policies based on moral principles and Islamic standards have wide and deep effects on human motivations and efforts and oblige people to behave decently towards each other and make optimal use of resources and facilities. …”
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„Natur und Kunst, sie scheinen sich zu fliehen,/Und haben sich“– im Roten Buch? – „gefunden“ by Paul Bishop

“…En fin de compte les considérations de Jung sur son Livre Rouge dans Ma vie : Souvenirs, rêves et pensées (1961) posent la question suivante : qu’est-ce que « la fidélité aux obligations intellectuelles et éthiques »? Si on les considère de manière appropriée, il n’y a pas de contradiction entre l’éthique et l’esthétique, car si le monde est justifié comme un phénomène esthétique, si l’on considère sa vie dans sa dimension symbolique et si l’on comprend sa vie comme une œuvre d’art, alors l’éthique est bel et bien l’esthétique.…”
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Directions of harmonization of the main principles of domestic administrative and legal science with European integration requirements by O. Yu. Kyrychenko

“…It has been emphasized that for the above reason, the process of European integration of national legislation has the most significant impact on administrative and legal science, since this branch of law is the most important regulator of social relations in the field of public administration, specifies and regulates the rules of operation, organization of activities and legal status of public authorities, and also establishes the rights and obligations of citizens and public organizations in the specified sphere. …”
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The Utility of ChatGPT in Educational Research—Potential Opportunities and Pitfalls by Turgut Karakose

“…On the other hand, the current limitations of ChatGPT in enabling a reliable and transparent generation of content, its inability to provide accurate references or tendency to suggest non-existent resources, and incompatibility with the current ethical and legal obligations of academic publishing warrants cautious and meticulous endeavor of educational researchers. …”
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Kingdom Come by Ballard: The Stricken City by Nicole Terrien

“…L’esthétique de la violence ne définit pas seulement l’ordre politique dénoncé, mais caractérise aussi le mode opératoire du roman qui, à travers les mises en scènes de moments disjoints et le choix d’un vocabulaire décalé, oblige le lecteur à s’interroger sur l’espace dans lequel il vit. …”
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Public Debt of Japan: Analysis of Features and Assessment of Prospects by R. B. Nozdreva

“…Despite the pessimistic mood of the IMF, investors continue to actively acquire debt obligations of the Japanese government. The behavior of investors is affected by the strengthening of the position of Neo-Keynesians in world economic sci ence, who consider domestic debt safe, assuming that budget expenditures can be equal to the sum of tax revenues and domestic debt. …”
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Palembang-Malay Women's Resistance against the Domination of Patriarchal Culture in the XX Century by Endang Rochmiatun

“…Many parents who have daughters still view formal education as unimportant, women are only obliged to be in the domestic sphere (become a wife, do household chores). …”
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Maximum Dry Unit Weight and Optimum Moisture Content Prediction of Lateritic Soils Using Regression Analysis by Yufeng Qian

“…Due to the time limitations and concerns of finishing resources, it is obligate to develop some relationships for predicting compaction parameters such as maximum dry unit weight (γdmax) and optimum moisture content (ωopt) from easily estimated index properties. …”
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The Lawfulness of Using Copyrighted Works for Generative AI Training : A Case Study of a US Lawsuit against OpenAI and Perplexity AI by Stefany Ismantara, Wilma Silalahi

“…These regulations could include obligations for AI companies to release summaries of training datasets, include Uni EropaLAs that define the responsibilities of AI developers and users, and provide disclaimers regarding AI's limitations. …”
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Concept, subject and method of legal psychology by N. M. Demidenko, T. L. Bilous

“…A conclusion has been drawn according to which the subject matter of legal psychology is: peculiarities of mental processes during entry and participation of a person in social and legal relations of the relevant sectoral affiliation; peculiarities of influence on the emotional and sensual states of a person of certain legal facts and legally significant events; the process of perception of legal reality by a person, awareness of the rights and obligations granted to him/her, ways and procedure for their implementation, etc.; organisation of a person's behaviour as a participant in social and legal relations. …”
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SOCIO-ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES OF IMMIGRATION IN ITALY by E. J. Tsareva

“…In the recent decade, Italy has been pursuing a tight budgetary policy regarding its obligations under the Economic and Monetary Union. At the same time, the government realizes the necessity of radical restructuring of the national market, both taking measures to encourage entry of fully qualified migrants and by restricting illigal or low-skilled immigrants. …”
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The Role of the London Missionary Society and Church Missionary Society in the Abolition of Oozhiyam (Bonded Labor Service) in Kerala by Ayyappan Balakrishnan

“…Under the system of oozhiyam, the economically under-privileged servants were obliged to render bonded services on all days of the week as required by the government officials and the higher castes. …”
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Public Administration’s Regulatory Acts: Classification Issues by V. R. Bila

“…Program and planning acts do not cause the immediate effects of legal consequences such as the emergence, change or termination of subjective rights and legal obligations and related legal relations, which, however, does not mean that they do not lose the features of normativity. …”
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Specifics of combating corruption at higher education institutions in the context of integrity policy by O. S. Bondarenko

“…At the same time, the right to education is a fundamental right, therefore the State is not obliged to ensure the right to higher education for all citizens. …”
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The participation of a juvenile victim’s representative in criminal proceedings: procedural and forensic aspects by I. O. Iemets

“…The importance of its implementation is emphasised for two reasons: 1) on the grounds that the interests of the child may prevail over the interests of the parents or other legal representative; 2) representatives of the prosecution and the court are obliged to act in accordance with the law, and not to take measures to implement the procedural interest of the minor victim. …”
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The concept of "void contract" in public procurement by O. L. Zaitsev, O. R. Shyshka

“…The author's definition of the procurement contract is given: it is an agreement between the Customer and the Participant (more parties), aimed at establishing, transferring or terminating property rights and obligations, which is concluded as a result of the procurement procedure and provides for ownership of property services or works. …”
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