41. UBC Library - Branches And Divisions is in Walter C. Koerner Library and other branches. law materials are located inthe law Library 604822-9400) Materials on commerce and business administration http://www.library.ubc.ca/home/branches.html

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45. FDIC: Law, Regulations, Related Acts - FRB Regulations California law, however, permits offices of foreign banks, with for a foreign bank'soutof-home State branches. maintains its principal place of business in a http://www.fdic.gov/regulations/laws/rules/7500-1200.html

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The President of the United States: Legislative Powers Most people view the President as the most powerful and influential person in the United States government. While he does wield a great deal of political might, his effect on the law-making process is limited. Only Congress can write legislation; the President may only recommend it. If he does so, then a member of Congress may introduce the bill for consideration. Whereas only Congress may create legislation, it is difficult for them to pass a bill without the President’s approval. When Congress passes a bill, they send it to the White House. The President then has three options: sign the bill into law, veto the bill, or do nothing. When the President signs a bill into law, it immediately goes into effect. At this point, only the Supreme Court can remove the law from the books by declaring it unconstitutional. When the President vetoes a bill, it does not go into effect. The President vetoes a bill by returning it to Congress unsigned. In most cases, he will also send them an explanation of why he rejected the legislation. Congress can override a presidential veto, but to do so, two-thirds of each chamber must vote in favor of the bill. However, an override does not occur very often.

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The Bridge for Market Entry into Vietnam The first Law on FDI in Vietnam was promulgated by Vietnam’s National Assembly (Parliament) in December 1987. After being amended twice, the law was rescinded and replaced by a new Law on FDI that was passed in November 1996. The new law was amended again in May 2000 with a view to further improving foreign direct investment environment. The Law and its amendments and supplements are further detailed and guided in government Decree No 24/2000/ND-CP issued on 31 July 2000. Apart from the above-mentioned law and decree, FDI in Vietnam is also governed by other relevant Vietnamese laws and regulations. In addition, foreign investors may be allowed to apply foreign laws to deal with the areas and/or issues which have not been covered by Vietnamese laws provided that such application does not run counter to the basic principles of Vietnamese laws. As set forth earlier, the FDI sector is recognized in Vietnam’s Constitution as an important integral part of the country’s economy. The Law on Foreign Direct Investment in Vietnam guarantees that investors will receive “fair and equitable treatment.” The capital and other lawful assets of foreign investors will not be requisitioned or expropriated by administrative measures or without their voluntary consent. Enterprises with foreign capital shall not be nationalized. The investor’s industrial property rights and legitimate interests in technology transfers are also protected. Foreign investors’ legitimate interests are protected from detrimental legislative changes. In the event that there are changes in the law of Vietnam that adversely affect the interests of enterprises with foreign capital or parties to business cooperation contracts, those interests stated in their investment or business licenses continue to apply or will be dealt with satisfactorily by the Vietnamese authority through measures such as:

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On this page: Texas NAACP Mission Statement Texas NAACP Purposes Texas NAACP Officers Texas NAACP Mission Statement The NAACP insures the political, educational, social and economic equality of minority groups and citizens; achieves equality of rights and eliminates race predudice among the citizens of the United States; removes all barriers of racial discrimination through the democratic processes; seeks to enact and enforce federal, state and local laws securing civil rights; informs the public of the adverse effects of racial discrimination and seeks its elimination; educates persons as to their constitutional rights and to take all lawful action in furtherance of these principles. Texas NAACP Purposes To eliminate racial discrimination and segregation from all aspects of public life in America. To secure a free ballot for every qualified American citizen. To seek justice in the courts. To secure legislation banning discrimination and segregation. To secure equal job opportunities based upon individual merit without regard to race, religion, or national origin. To end mob violence and police brutality.

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55. Business & Economy Financial Management * Marketing * business Planning. The law of Turkmenistan on foreignconcessions; Resolution and registration of branches and representations http://www.turkmenistanembassy.org/turkmen/business/smeda.html

Small and Medium Enterprise Development Agency SMEDA Smeda is a joint-venture between the European Union and the Government of Turkmenistan. Are you looking for someone in Turkmenistan who can: Make contacts for your company with local and international businesses; Do market research Perform business training for your staff Develop and initiate promotional activities. For foreign companies and businessmen, qualified SMEDA staff with strong knowledge in all aspects of small and medium business will serve you on an international level. Do you want to obtain a clear picture of the Turkmen economy? Do you experience problems with keeping up with changes in the Turkmen legislation? Do you want to set up a business in Turkmenistan? Are you looking for a Turkmen buyer or supplier? SMEDA will assist you and will be YOUR ACCESS TO RELIABLE INFORMATION Laws and regulations and other documents available through SMEDA Contact: Dovodov Murad, Business Communication Centre

56. Madalyn's Law Links State, links to the various branches of government and Some Papers and PublicationsWTDB law library (from around the world), business directory, basic http://www.udel.edu/alex/mba/main/madalyn/LAW.HTM

Madalyn 's Law Links Maintained by the University of Delaware MBA Program Closely Held Business Law Discusses the legal aspects of starting, operating, and selling small and closely held businesses. The FindLaw Index The LawCrawler An innovative research tool geared toward the specific needs of legal professionals. Researchers can search codes, case law and other legal information online. Thanks Ryan. Advertising Law Internet Site Good Source for Advertising and Marketing Laws American Arbitration Association News, publications, research, and directories from the American Arbitration Association. ENET Galaxy Law List A Complete List of Law Topics International Business Law Discusses where and how international businesses are most likely to encounter the legal system. LawTalk Business Law and Personal Finance advice- literally speaks to you. LawInfo Online source for locating Attorneys and Legal Resources. Reflaw From Washburn University- Virtual law library reference desk (Bankrupcy files, Business files, Legal directories, etc.) U.S. Patent and Trademark Office

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Career Advisors Recruitment Services Self Employment Advice Welcome to WISE Links This page of links will help you to search more specifically in the areas that you have identified as needing more information about. The Links under Career Advisors and Recruitment Services are for people who are seeking further assistance with career advice and information on organisations that can help you by providing recruitment services. Self Employment Advice consists of links putting you in touch with organisations that can help you with further self-employment advice and general business advice. We've also included associations, societies and boards who can provide further information on their membership and contact details for their members. Good luck and good information hunting! Career Advisors NZES This site has a lot of interesting links - Check them out. - International firm with sophisticated well linked site Erica Steele Phone (04) 499 0366, Fax (04) 499 1210

58. Our History And Purpose wide commissions of the three branches of government. The law also requires schoolboard members and and superintendents, treasurers, and business managers in http://www.ethics.state.oh.us/whowearehistory.html

HOME PAGE WHO WE ARE OHIO'S ETHICS LAW ADVISORY ... Return to Top of Page Our History and Purpose Click Here to view PDF version General Information Sheet History: In 1973, the Ohio General Assembly created the Ohio Ethics Commission as part of the Ethics Law. The law, effective January 1, 1974, created new ethical standards for public officials and employees by: requiring personal financial disclosure; creating new restrictions upon unethical conduct with criminal sanctions; and, establishing uniform review of ethics issues by state-wide commissions of the three branches of government. Authority: The Ohio Ethics Commission administers the Ohio Ethics Law and related statutes for all public officials and employees at the state and local levels of government, except for state legislators and their employees, and judges and their employees. For legislators and their employees, the law is administered by the Joint Legislative Ethics Committee. For judges and their employees, the law is administered by the Board of Commissioners on Grievances and Discipline of the Ohio Supreme Court. Members: The Ethics Commission is a bipartisan commission comprised of six members who are appointed by the Governor and confirmed by the Ohio Senate. The Commission members, who serve staggered, six-year terms, are:

59. Wachovia To Close Eight Triad Branches In May - 2003-02-03 - The Business Journa Washington SBA may soon be able to lift $500K loan cap Outlook law firms shaken Wachoviato close eight Triad branches in May. Paul Davis The business Journal. http://triad.bizjournals.com/triad/stories/2003/02/03/daily12.html

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60. Out-of-state, Community Banks Could Buy Wachovia Branches - 2003-02-05 - The Bus may soon be able to lift $500K loan cap Outlook law firms shaken Outof-state, communitybanks could buy Wachovia branches. Matt Harrington The business Journal. http://triad.bizjournals.com/triad/stories/2003/02/03/daily31.html

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