21. State Bicycle Statutes, Laws And Codes (USA) bike commuting, bicyclist tourer, bicycle racer, international BicycleFund. State Bicycle statutes, laws and Codes (USA). One element http://www.ibike.org/education/laws.htm

International Bicycle Fund State Bicycle Statutes, Laws and Codes (USA) One element affecting how conducive a community is for bicycling is the structure of vehicle laws and other statutes. The links on this page will help you survey the laws for state in the USA. Be forewarned that not all of the laws were created equally some protect the rights of bicyclist better than others. Alabama Code Title 32 Motor Vehicles and Traffic. Alaska Statutes Arizona Revised Statutes - search for "bicycle"; the vehicle code is section 28. Arkansas Code California Code - select "Streets & Highway Code" and "Vehicle Code" and search for "bicycle". Colorado Revised Statutes - requires subscription, Bicycle law - Provided by MassBike Connecticut Law Deleware - can't find anything useful online. Florida, General Laws of - Motor Vehicle laws are in Chapter 313. Georgia Code - search for "bicycle"; the vehicle code is section 40. Hawaii Revised Statutes - scroll to the bottom and search for "bicycle". Motor Vehicle Title 17. Idaho Statutes Title 49 Motor Vehicles Illinois Compiled Statutes click on search , search for "bicycle"

22. Summary Of Laws Regarding International Adoptions Finalized Abroad Review of State statutes Regarding international Adoptions Finalized to decree issuedunder the laws of any nation Hawaii Revised statutes Annotated, § 578 http://www.calib.com/naic/pubs/l_abroad.cfm

Questions? Privacy Site Index Contact Us ... Skip Navigation Summary of Laws Regarding International Adoptions Finalized Abroad in 50 States and 5 U.S. Territories Effect of Foreign Adoption Decree Twenty-six States and one territory (Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands) grant the same recognition and effect to final decrees of adoption when issued pursuant to due process in a foreign country as to decrees of adoption issued in that State or territory. States Granting Full Effect and Recognition to Foreign Adoption Decrees Alaska Arkansas Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Maryland Massachusetts Minnesota Missouri Montana New Hampshire New Mexico North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania South Carolina Vermont Wisconsin States Allowing Re-adoption Re-adoption is allowed by statute in 17 States upon submission of a petition accompanied by proof of adoption in a foreign court; three States (California, Connecticut, and Tennessee) specify in their code that re-adoption is allowed if required by the United States Immigration and Naturalization Service. States Allowing Re-adoption California Colorado Connecticut Georgia Hawaii Idaho Kansas Maine Maryland Minnesota New Hampshire North Carolina Ohio Oklahoma Pennsylvania Tennessee Wisconsin No Statutory Provisions Eighteen States, the District of Columbia, and four of the five U.S. Territories have no statutory provisions regarding international adoptions.

23. Adoption Laws statutesAt-A-Glance Summaries Consent to Adoption; State Regulation of AdoptionExpenses Summary of laws Regarding international Adoptions Finalized http://www.calib.com/naic/laws/

Questions? Privacy Site Index Contact Us ... Skip Navigation Adoption Laws Some of these documents need to be viewed in Adobe's Acrobat Reader. Download Acrobat Reader here. The State Statutes listings summarize specific sections of each State's code. While every attempt has been made to be as complete as possible, additional information on these topics may be in other sections of a State's code as well as in agency regulations, case law, and informal practices and procedures. Readers interested in interpretation of specific statutory provisions within an individual jurisdiction should review the State's statutory provisions in their entirety, review applicable case law interpreting the statutes, and consult with professionals within the State familiar with statutes' implementation. Federal Laws Executive Summary of Adoption Laws Resources for State Adoption Statutes HTML PDF (354 KB) Statutes-At-A-Glance Summaries Consent to Adoption State Regulation of Adoption Expenses HTML PDF (742 KB) Putative Fathers Parties to An Adoption HTML PDF (557 KB) Cooperative Adoptions: Contact Between Adoptive and Birth Families After Finalization HTML PDF (608 KB) Summary of Laws Regarding International Adoptions Finalized Abroad Feedback Updated on January 3, 2003 by

24. Final By-laws laws for the international Commission on Acoustics. Adopted at the General Assembly,June 25 , 1998. These Bylaws include relevant excerpts of the statutes (in http://ims-ism.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/ica/by-laws.html

Home Information Congresses Meeting Minutes Further Information Information Statutes By laws Membership Members 2001-2004 Members 1998-2001 Members 1996-1998 ... Members 1951-1996 By-laws for the International Commission on Acoustics Adopted at the General Assembly, June 25 , 1998. These By-laws include relevant excerpts of the Statutes (in Italics). Article 4 The work of the International Commission on Acoustics is directed by: a) A General Assembly of the official delegates appointed by the Members. b) A Board of fifteen members, elected by the General Assembly. The Board is formed by a President, a Past-President, a Secretary-General, a Treasurer, and eleven other members. In addition the Executive Council of IUPAP may have a representative in the Board ex officio. The number of official delegates in the General Assembly and votes assigned to the Member is determined according to the following IUPAP scale: Category I II III IV V VI Number of units 2 or 3 4 to 6 7 to 9 10 to 15 Number of official delegates and votes The General Assembly The General Assembly consists of official delegates appointed by the member societies.

25. Statutes And By Laws statutes. 4. The application of the present Statute is assisted by the Bylaws. ofthe World Association for Sexology is to advance international cooperation in http://www.tc.umn.edu/~colem001/was/wbylaws.htm

Statutes and By Laws The V General Assembly of the World Association for Sexology, in its meeting held in the city of Heidelberg on Tuesday, June 16, 1987, and in accordance with Item 22, Section 4 of the current WAS Statute, approved the following modifications: WORLD ASSOCIATION FOR SEXOLOGY STATUTES Section I DEFINITIONS-PURPOSES-MEMBERSHIP Item 1. The World Association for Sexology is an international association made up of national or international sexological societies and sexologists from different countries. Item 2. The World Association for Sexology has legal status in Paris, France. Item 3. The Statute is written in English, which is the official language. Item 4. The application of the present Statute is assisted by the By-Laws. Item 5. The purpose of the World Association for Sexology is to advance international cooperation in the field of sexology by coordinating the activities designed for leading an increase in research and knowledge in the field of sexology, including sex education, sexual health and the alleviation of sexual suffering. The work will be carried out through: World Congress of Sexology.

26. International Ornithological Committee: Statutes The statutes and Bylaws of the international Ornithological Committee were originallyprepared by Donald S. Farner, President of the XVII international http://www.nmnh.si.edu/BIRDNET/IOC/statutes.html

Back to IOC Home Page BIRDNET Statutes and Bylaws of the International Ornithological Committee The Statutes and By-Laws STATUTES Article I Objectives and Purposes The International Ornithological Committee (IOC) (1) promotes international collaboration and cooperation in ornithology and (2) as it deems desirable and useful, encourages international collaboration and cooperation between ornithology and other biological sciences. To effect these objectives and purposes the IOC sponsors and promotes International Ornithological Congresses; establishes and sponsors commissions and committees as it deems appropriate and desirable; establishes or sponsors other international ornithological activities as it deems appropriate; and functions as the Section of Ornithology of the International Union of Biological Sciences. Article II Membership and Functions 1. Size. The size of the membership of the IOC is determined by the Committee, but may not exceed the number specified in the By-Laws (Art. I). 2. Representation. The membership shall be representative of the international distribution of ornithologists, and the number of members from each country shall be proportional to its ornithological activity. 3. Election. New members are elected by the IOC at a regular meeting at the International Ornithological Congress from a list of nominations prepared and presented by the Executive Committee (EC). Proposals for this list can be made by any member of the IOC; they should be in writing with adequate documentation, and submitted to the President and the Secretary at least six months prior to the next congress. Nominees for membership in the IOC must have attended at least one International Ornithological congress which may be the one at which they are elected. Election to the IOC requires a simple majority of the members present and voting.

27. AIPEA Statutes And By-laws and vote on alterations and amendments, if any, to the statutes and Bylaws;; toagree on the location of the next international Clay Conference;; to deal http://www.agr.kuleuven.ac.be/intorg/aipea/statutes.htm

International Association for the study of clays Internationale Vereinigung zum Studium der Tone Statutes and by-laws Statutes Name and aim Membership Administration Contracts and representation ... By-laws Approved by General Assembly of AIPEA on 12th September 1981 Adapted by General Assembly of AIPEA on 20th July 1993. I. Name and aim The name of the organization shall be ASSOCIATION INTERNATIONALE POUR L'ETUDE DES ARGILES (AIPEA). AIPEA shall remain affiliated to the International Union of Geological Sciences. The aim of AIPEA shall be to promote international co-operation in clay research and technology. To this end its activities shall include: the organization of meetings - such as International Clay Conferences - of field excursions and of visits to centres of clay research and technology; the issue of publications on clay research and technology and of a periodical Newsletter to inform members of activities concerned with clay research; co-operation with other organizations having an interest in clay research and technology.

28. E-Laws | Browse By Title Home Search Advanced Search elaws News Related Sites How to Order Excluded statutes.A. B. C. international Commercial Arbitration Act, RSO 1990, c. I.9, Download. http://www.e-laws.gov.on.ca/tocStatutes_E.asp?lang=en&selLetter=I

29. RadWaste.org - Laws & Regulations international Regulation of Nuclear Fuel Cycles Issues for East Asia (US); SouthPacific Nuclear Free Zone Treaty Canadian laws statutes; Development of a http://www.radwaste.org/laws.htm

Search the RadWaste.org database Index: Home Hot topics Recent additions Site map ... Potassium Iodide Tablets This site is listed in the BBC Education Web Guide. Begin your journey on the internet with The Rail. This is junction 1360 on "The Science Expedition". The nuclear industry is highly regulated. The laws and regulations are often complex and overlapping, involving several government ministries, departments, and/or agencies. In many countries, individual states, provinces, and/or regional governments may also be involved in the regulatory process. The laws and regulations typically provide licensing of various aspects of the nuclear industry; government oversight; setting of standards (both technical and environmental); and protection of human health from radiological (and other) hazards. In the following links, an attempt has been made to identify specific laws and regulations that are applicable to radioactive wastes in various countries. Note: Links identified with are in Adobe Acrobat PDF format. You may need a special plugin to access these pages.

30. Present Statutes And By Laws Are Shown In Black a constituent Association of the international Union of Geodesy and Geophysics,hereafter called the Union or IUGG, and is subject to the statutes and Bylaws http://www.gfy.ku.dk/~iag/Statutes_sep_8.html

IAG STATUTES As adopted at the Extraordinary Meeting of the Council, Sept. 8, 2001 Table of Content: Page The International Association of Geodesy Mission Statement Objectives of the Association Structure Administration Membership The General Assembly Council Constitution Voting in the Council The Bureau and the Executive Committee Bureau Executive Committee Changing the Statutes and Bylaws Dissolution of the Association The INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF GEODESY , hereafter called the Association or the IAG, is a constituent Association of the International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics, hereafter called the Union or IUGG, and is subject to the Statutes and Bylaws of the Union as well as to these Statutes. The MISSION of the Association is the advancement of geodesy, an earth science that includes the study of the planets and their satellites. The IAG implements its mission by advancing geodetic theory through research and teaching, by collecting, analyzing, and modeling observational data, by stimulating technological development and by providing a consistent representation of the figure, rotation, and gravity field of the earth and planets and their temporal variations. The IAG shall pursue the following OBJECTIVES to achieve its mission: Study, at the highest possible level of accuracy, all geodetic problems related to the following:

31. Health Mainenance & Care Laws, Codes, Statutes, Resources And Other Useful Links Summary Family Medical Leave Act Health and Safety laws Code of Children's DefenseFund Families USA HandsNet KidsHealth.org international Association of http://www.romingerlegal.com/practice/healthcare.html

LEGAL HELP: Child Support, Divorce, Wills, Traffic court, Business Advice, Lawsuits, Contracts, any legal issue... Click here: Where Legal Research Begins On The Web. Email: HEALTH CARE RESOURCES PRACTICE AREAS Bankruptcy Employment Federal Taxation Health Care ... Incorporate Online Workers' Comp MORE TO COME... HEALTH CARE U.S. Constitution 26 U.S.C., Chapter 21 - FICA Comprehensive Child Immunization Act of 1993 - Summary ... Silicone Breast Implants SOME HMO'S Aetna U.S. Healthcare Blue Cross/Blue Shield Columbia/HCA Humana ... Oxford Health Plans PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORIES Consultants Court Reporters Document Retrievers Expert Witness ... Process Servers HEALTH CARE ORGANIZATIONS American Medical Association American Medical Womens' Association Catholic Health Association Children's Defense Fund ... American Public Welfare Association HEALTH CARE RESOURCES Aid for Families with Dependent Children Biomed-L LISTSERV archive (ethics) ... Clinical Resources U. of Maryland

32. Governing The Oceans The remaining statutes (over 100) have short summaries and statute citations, followedby summaries of international laws, a list of resources including a list http://www.oceancommission.gov/documents/gov_oceans/gov_oceans.html

Governing the Oceans This document was prepared by the Sea Grant Law Center, University of Mississippi, for use by the members of the U.S. Commission on Ocean Policy and by Commission staff as a reference during their work collecting and analyzing information about the nation's oceans and coasts. The list of statutes is not an exhaustive list that relates to all ocean and coastal resources. However, it is a list that provides the statutory context for the work of the Commission. Questions about the compilation or recommendations for updating its contents can be sent to Stephanie Showalter The Oceans Act of 2000 requires the Commission to analyze the laws that apply to U.S. oceans and coasts. Cumulative List of Statutes Summaries of Other Relevant Laws International Materials Resources Currently, the Sea Grant Law Center at the University of Mississippi School of Law, is assisting the Commission in carrying out a process that will engage a number of marine law and policy experts as volunteers to review drafts of a legal analysis report. Click here for more information or to sign up.

33. Other Legal Links Benefits Ethics Professional Responsibility Federal and State statutes and RegulatoryLaw international laws Directory of international laws; UK Insolvency. http://www.ffhsj.com/leglinks.htm

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34. International Sale Of Goods Contracts Convention Act 1991, C. of Public statutes and Responsible Ministers (1907 to December 31, 2001) Sourcehttp//laws.justice.gc.ca/en/publaw/68587_14560.html international Sale of http://laws.justice.gc.ca/en/publaw/68587_14560.html

35. Canadian International Trade Tribunal Act Bylaws, Rules and Regulations. Canadian international Trade Tribunal Rules. Cominginto force information (from the Table of public statutes and responsibles http://laws.justice.gc.ca/en/C-18.3/

Main Page Glossary Important Note How to link ... Federal and Provincial Case Law Annual Statutes Table of Public Statutes and Responsible Ministers Table of Private Acts Index of Statutory Instruments Consolidated Statutes and Regulations Canadian International Trade Tribunal Act ( R.S. 1985, c. 47 (4th Supp.) ) more Full Document for Printing [ Updated to August 31, 2002 Search: Canadian International Trade Tribunal Act ( R.S. 1985, c. 47 (4th Supp.) ) Go to Advanced Search Table of contents CANADIAN INTERNATIONAL TRADE TRIBUNAL ACT SHORT TITLE INTERPRETATION APPLICATION ... SCHEDULE Related regulations Canadian International Trade Tribunal Procurement Inquiry Regulations Canadian International Trade Tribunal Regulations Canadian International Trade Tribunal Rules Related information Related provisions Amendments not in force Related instruments information (from the consolidated Index of statutory instruments) Coming into force information (from the Table of public statutes and responsibles ministers) Important Notices

36. State Adoption Laws And Information in the statutes are placement costs, such as agency fees; legal and attorney expensesfor adoptive and birth parents. Summary of laws Regarding international http://www.abcadoptions.com/uslaws.htm

State Adoption Laws and Information by A B C Adoptions com Consent to Adopt Learn consent laws, who can consent, minors consent, r evocation of consent and more. An overview of state consent laws. Consent to Adopt listed by State Consent laws provided by state, who must consent, consent of adoptees, when parental consent not needed, when consent can be executed and how consent must be executed. Dept. of Social Services Waiting children in foster care in custody of the state or county waiting to be adopted. ICPC What is the Interstate Compact for the Placement of Children? A brief description of the ICPC and the requirements to transport a child across state lines for the purpose of an adoption. Parties to an Adoption In order for an adoption to take place, a person available to be adopted must be placed in the home of a person or persons eligible to adopt. All States, the District of Columbia, and the U.S. territories have laws that specify which persons are eligible as adopting parents, and which persons can be adopted. Putative Fathers While much research on childbearing trends and the characteristics of unwed mothers exists, very little is known about putative fathers, the alleged or reputed father of a child born out-of-wedlock. However, there is an expanding population of putative fathers who wish to play a role in their children's upbringing. Consequently, their legal rights have become increasingly important.

37. FISP - Statutes And By-Laws of FISP/Committees/NewsLetter/statutes and By-laws/News Any question can be forwardedto webmaster@fisp.org.tr Copyright © 2000 international Federetion of http://www.fisp.org.tr/status_and_by-laws.htm

Fédération Internationale des Sociétés de Philosophie International Federation of Philosophical Societies What is FISP History Administrative Bodies Members ... ( Please Click to Read in French ) INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETIES FÉDÉRATION INTERNATIONALE DES SOCIÉTÉS DE PHILOSOPHIE FISP PRECIDENCY: AHMET RASIM SOK. 8/4, ÇANKAYA, ANKARA (TURKEY) SECRETARIAT: VALKENDORFSGADE 30, III, DK-1151 CPH K (DENMARK) S T A T U T E S adopted at the Xth International Philosophical Congress (Amsterdam, August 1948), modified at Brussels on August 1953, at Venice on September 1958, at Varna on 16 September 1973, at Düsseldorf on 30 August 1978, at Montréal on 24 August 1983, at Brighton on 24 August 1988, at Moscow on 25 August 1993 and at Boston on 13 August 1998. FIRST CHAPTER NATURE, AIM, HEADQUARTERS AND DURATION OF THE FEDERATION Art. 1. THE INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETIES (FEDERATION INTERNATIONALE DES SOCIETES DE PHILOSOPHIE, or FISP) consists of Societies and Institutions whose activities are devoted to the development and pursuit of philosophical studies and research. Art. 2.

38. McConnell International: Services the Love Bug virus attack, McConnell international surveyed its to collect copiesof laws that would responded, supplying either updated statutes or statements http://www.mcconnellinternational.com/services/securitylawproject.cfm

Security Law Project In December 2000, MI concluded an analysis of the legal frameworks of 52 countries, determining each nation's ability to prosecute perpetrators of ten types of computer crime. PROJECT DESCRIPTION DOWNLOAD REPORT CYBER SECURITY LEGISLATION Project Description Based on the findings of the August 2000 E-Readiness study , and in the wake of the difficulties faced by Philippine prosecutors following the Love Bug virus attack, McConnell International surveyed its network of IT Coordinator contacts worldwide to collect copies of laws that would be used to prosecute criminal acts involving both private and public sector computers. Over 50 countries responded, supplying either updated statutes or statements that they have no applicable law in this area. Some countries also provided details on legislative plans. Download Report CYBER CRIME . . . AND PUNISHMENT? ARCHAIC LAWS THREATEN GLOBAL INFORMATION December 2000 HTML Version PDF Version Cyber Security Legislation The following countries have updated cyber security laws. Click to view each country's applicable statutes: Australia Brazil Canada Chile ... United Kingdom , and United States Albania, the Council of Europe, Cuba, Gambia, Iran, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Lesotho, Malta, Morocco, New Zealand, Sudan, Vietnam, and Zambia are considering the development of cyber security laws. Click

39. Statues And Bye Laws, Part 1 Meetings 26. Reports and publications. The international Geological Congress27. Compliance with Congress statutes. Affiliated organizations 28. http://www.iugs.org/iugs/statutes/statbye1.htm

Home What is IUGS? Science Directory ... IUGS Forum Summary of Statutes Preamble and definitions Denomination of the Union 1. Definition of IUGS Domicile of the Union 2. Responsibility for determination Aims and objectives 3-4. Description of aims and objectives Membership 5-6. Eligibility 7. Application for Membership 8. Financial category of membership 9. Associate status Fiscal Policy 10. Nonprofit purpose 11. Financial category of membership 12. Sources of funds and limit on debt and liability 13. Bank accounts and authorized signatories 14. Inactive status Working structure of the Union 15. Responsibility of the Council for all Union activities 16. Administration of the Union 17. Means of carrying out the scientific activities of the Union 18. Officers serve in individual capacities 19. Adhering organizations The Council 20. Composition 21. Role of the President 22. Equal division of votes 23. Eligibility for membership and voting 24. Sessions Powers and functions of the Council 25. Election of officers 26. Institution of Commissions 27. Appointment of Committees

40. Radiation Related Rules, Regulations And Laws Network's, Radiation Related Rules, Regulations and laws. Under Federal EmployeeProtection statutes(For NRC international Organizations and Foreign Government. http://www.physics.isu.edu/radinf/law.htm

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