In some regulatory instruments for environment protection, such as REACH [15], EC 1107 [10], and Biocides Directives [16], the focus is on chemicals and the protection goals are only vaguely defined in biological terms.
The results also showed that institutional development, social capital and education, economic instruments for environmental protection, monitoring and informing, a clean development mechanism, and sustainable government are key means for encouraging sustainable development.
At the same time, many policy instruments for environmental protection and regulation will have increased to achieve greater emission reduction since climate change and cleaner air are issues for political moment.
I show how an anthropological perspective may complement ecological economics and various political and economic approaches to development policy, and enrich our understanding of the specific challenges posed by the design of economic instruments for the protection of ecological wealth in Latin American countries poor in financial capital, but rich in biological diversity.
Mali has ratified most international instruments for the protection of legal rights in general, and child rights in particular.
Early ideas about applying area-based management instruments for the protection of marine species in the Dutch part of the North Sea date back to the middle of the 1980s, and in the following years several ecological studies and impact assessments were carried out.
The purpose of this work is informing the scientific community and vendors of a certain type of instrument transducers for protection and control applications in industrial electric installations.
Neither industrial property law nor copyright law in their traditional roles seems to be the appropriate instrument for the protection of programs, because both protections were designed for and used to protect very different types of creations.
(Hamilton's only mistake was in using the tariff not just to raise revenues but also to "incubate" new industries. All too predictably, tariffs became a political football, an instrument of protection for powerful lobbies).
Charles A. Beard considered it mainly an instrument for the protection of property rights, an analysis that he did not intend as a compliment.
