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By means of the previously mentioned research objectives—that of ascertaining the influence of influencers on purchasing interest in East Java cuisine—we hope to This is crucial so that consumers' purchasing intents are understood to be based on their impressions of the dependability or efficacy of influencer campaigns shown on social media. This study focuses especially on East Java's propensity to purchase culinary products based on videos influencers posted on Facebook, Instagram, and Tiktok. The gathered data in this work is analyzed and observed using a quantitative design. The study took place in East Java, particularly in the Regency area with much of culinary tourists. The choice of the province of East Java was based on the many gastronomic variations and significant population; hence, the probability of respondent selection is higher and many respondents spend their time on social media and observing influencers present promotions of different culinary pleasures in ...
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The Role of the U.S. in Shaping Canadian Military Policy

According to Martin and Park (2010), the sector has been all about working together over the past few years to create and apply different kinds of petroleum model contracts to benefit from standardizing, ya know? Everything revolves on cost control and efficiency enhancement, fam. As Garcia (2012) advises, think about using the 1952 approved Standard Drilling Contract of the American Association of Oilwell Drilling Contractors (AAODC) model contract. It is absolutely lit! The author claims that other associations and businesses, including Oil & Gas UK (OGUK) and the Association of International Petroleum Negotiators (AIPN), totally inspired others to flex and approve their own model contracts.

 Create your model contracts killer! 


OMG, Halliday and Shaffer are saying quite clearly that TLO rejects conventional legal doctrines. You know, they're all about subverting the established hierarchy and not always feeling compelled and underlined. TLO is more about how people interact with legal matters than it is about merely where laws originate and what guidelines apply. At last, TLO is not interested in conventional standards for defining what law entails. But it also recognizes that, although usually studied in social science, being normative is a major concern and calls extra attention. TLO standard consolidation takes place in quite different spheres, ya know? Global examples of things we see are treaties, model laws, guidelines, standards, arbitral decisions, and international court rulings. OMG, at the national level, the whole TLO process occurs when national legal standards adopt the attitudes of transnational rules in their statutes, rules, and other legal instruments. Consolidation is clear at the local level when public and private players following the TLO way of life are all motivated. We will look at a) dope contracts, b) industry vibes, c) risk allocation models, and d) codes of behavior as Garcia (2012) and Weaver (2009) have highlighted. You know, for this thesis we have to take foreign laws into account as a valid transnational source. We shall then quickly review these transnational sources, ya know? They are referencing transnational economic communities in sectors including construction, business, the internet, and the petroleum sector as well as sports organizations. It is lit. Using Halliday and Shaffer's (2015) approach, the next section will offer specifics on a sectorial TLO for the upstream sector regulatory system.

Transnational guidelines for the upstream industry, yet make it "slayin".


Regarding creating and implementing policies, Halliday and Shaffer (2015) contend that we have to separate two kinds: prescriptive and diagnostic. Together, they set, check, and guarantee that people abide by particular standards. You know, the prescriptive form sets immediately binding rules? Rules, legal doctrines, and standards are among examples; also among those likely to become legally binding as later national statutes, agency policies, or court rulings. Is the lighting on? The diagnostic form mostly emphasizes on making sure you are staying legally compliant and following international guidelines. It's like ensuring your legal compliance is perfect and everything. These writers seem to be saying, "Yo, transnational legal ordering is totally adopting transnational standards, you know?"
When the entire process of drafting, understanding, and implementing national legal rules is impacted but not totally determined by TLO, you know, TLO can be considered developed. It's like something or half institutionalization. Really rare is OMG, a TLO being completely institutionalized. It's really in line. chill to get everyone on the same page at the national, international, and transnational levels and to guarantee local legal professionals follow the guidelines. OMG, Garcia (2015) claims that TLO is so sectorial and that it's all about establishing policies for a transnational squad—you know? All of it is about the religious, cultural, and financial attitudes. It thus strives to be flexible on a worldwide level, which cannot be satisfied just with the attitudes of state or private players. Like Garcia (2015), OMG is mostly focused on those transnational sectorial orders. 

TLO for the Petroleum Industry's Upstream Sector, Fam. Sectional TLO


In the upstream industry, transnationalization is under full steam. Major players supporting it include De Jesus (2012), Garcia (2012; 2015), and Dantith (2017). The last author claims that all these common responses to problems in this sector—all these lit rules found in petroleum laws, contracts, offshore health and safety rules—are part of the upstream sector. Garcia (2015) claims that standardizing, including industry vibes into national legislation, and copying regulatory standards among healthcare providers define upstream sector transnationalization completely. Jesus (2012) says clearly that the main focus of a transnational petroleum society is rule establishment to control their transnational agreements. Of course, they are trying to reach the shared objective of making upstream activities profitable and feasible for all society participants. Establishing the standards that cover the whole thing will help one to define the limits of the TLO covered in this thesis. All norms related to the upstream sector issued by i) HCs, which entirely shape their national regulatory system for this sector; ii) IGOs and sovereign states via international conventions, which form the international legal order for the upstream sector; and iii) private and transnational actors and networks in the form of transnational rules of the upstream sector. So awesome, right? About that, you know there are four main forms of transnational sources?

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