This paper presents labour relations as regulated by the current Act on preschool education, with the emphasis on legal norms of the draft Act on Amendments to the Act on Preschool Education, which the Government of the Republic of Croatia submitted to the Croatian Parliament for adoption.

Istraživanje " The American Freshman: National Norms Fall 2010 " s više od 200.000 brucošica pokazala je da su žene neprestano nesretnije od muškaraca - te da se ova razlika u osjećaju sreće sve više produbljuje.

2. The Subcommittee on Prevention shall carry out its work within the framework of the Charter of the United Nations and shall be guided by the purposes and principles thereof, as well as the norms of the United Nations concerning the treatment of people deprived of their liberty.

(b) To make recommendations to the relevant authorities with the aim of improving the treatment and the conditions of the persons deprived of their liberty and to prevent torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment, taking into consideration the relevant norms of the United Nations;

Posljednji rad autora Gudmundara Alfredssona posvećen je manjinskim pravima - Minority Righs: Norms and Institutions (str. 176 - 206).

Oznaka ENEC (EN = European Norms, EC = Electronic Certification) predstavlja europski znak sigurnosti i usklađenosti sa standardnim normama.

The violation of the norms of this code may result in criminal, misdemeanour, disciplinary responsibility and liability for damages, and in the termination of service.

Article 2 (1) (a) The rights to movable and immovable property located in a successor State and to which citizens or other legal persons of the SFRY were entitled on 31 December 1990 shall be recognised, and protected and restored by that State in accordance with established standards and norms of international law and irrespective of the nationality, citizenship, residence or domicile of those persons.

Persons unable to realize such rights shall be entitled to compensation in accordance with civil and international legal norms. (b) Any purported transfer of rights to movable or immovable property made after 31 December 1990 and concluded under duress or contrary to sub-paragraph (a) of this Article shall be null and void. (2) All contracts concluded by citizens or other legal persons of the SFRY as of 31 December 1990, including those concluded by public enterprises, shall be respected on a non-discriminatory basis.

By asserting the neglect or utter exclusion of the topic of pedagogical ethos in the framework of numerous concepts of empirical-scientific pedagogy on the one hand, and the current state in education where the topical need arises to establish a particular pedagogical perspective of the teaching profession on the other hand, the author attempts to clarify the particularity of the pedagogical perspective and to show that the ethical norms of the teaching profession may be derived from, and legitimised only by, a certain understanding of the educational phenomenon (and not by setting external norms to teachers in the form of rules, or legal, moral and other norms of behaviour).

Consequently, different educational concepts also imply different ethical norms; for example, critical-pragmatic, spiritual-scientific and empirical pedagogy have different professional ethoses, whose reconstruction would be worth the effort.

Spiritual-scientific (cultural and philosophical) pedagogy traditionally considers the derivation and argumentation of professional-ethical norms as its specific task, and by relying on this tradition, the author points to the possibility of establishing a teacher s ethos in, and of deriving general ethical norms from, the pedagogical relation as a pedagogical category term.

With the aforementioned legal act of the EU, the collision norms of international delict law are unified in the area of the EU.

The imposing of cogent legal norms undermines years-long rich practice of collective bargaining in the Republic of Croatia, and directly violates internationally recognized legal principles.

U većini zapadno europskih zemalja postoje standardizirane oznake koje nose proizvodi koji udovoljavaju određenim sigurnosnim i tehničkim zahtjevima i standardima (ENEC = European Norms Electrical Certification).

Screening tools designed for one culture ' s norms for behaviors like eye contact may be inappropriate for a different culture.

Foucault and others, are taken into account, and/or if comparisons with other disciplines in the humanities or social sciences engaged in the research of human activities and norms are made.

But in a part of the world where religion and politics have been a poisonous mix and cultural norms are conservative regardless of religion, it is an oasis: women here wear relatively revealing clothing, couples hold hands and bus segregation is a distant memory

Those who want to strengthen what is weak today must first of all want to put themselves in question and to radically change their own way of thinking. They must be ready to expose themselves in all ugliness and oddity and to deviate from norms camouflaged as reality.

Although this brief passage from childhood to adulthood strays somewhat from societal norms, there are few of us who would replace it with any other.

Croatian will accept the EU norms and standards but not applied.

The introduction of new information technologies has confronted them with the same problems as those related to the purchase of new equipment, the selection of adequate materials, the digitalization of materials, the introduction of new norms as well as the need for reeducating and training both the staff and users.

First, in order to become a Mason, one must profess a belief in a Supreme Being. While someone might want to argue that Satan could be considered " Supreme ", the fact of the matter is that the entire process of application would discourage someone with behavior which is so deviate from societal norms

" Therefore we consider it completely outside these norms to... kill women by stoning them in public, burning them alive, burning them with acid, circumsizing them, etc.

Girls are less bound by norms than guys are; it is not as taboo for them to have sex with (other women), Månsson told DN

The attempt was to understand the Bible outside certain modern or ancient philosophical norms and patterns of thought.

Krishna was her Lord and to Him she was wedded with ties of love beyond fetters of this world, rigid modesty norms and chains of family life.

For a draw on ninety minutes, 3/1 and 11/4 are the norms but at least one bookie is offering 10/3

For different cultures it may be necessary to develop specific sets of criteria with regard to social norms, rules and obligations.

But the new (1994) Social Democrat government will still need to reduce a huge fiscal deficit and may now have to conform to EU norms