How to know the difference between soft law and hard law (international law ) 
Identify the type of document or agreement. 
One simplistic distinction between soft law and hard law states that hard law is legally binding, while soft law is not. This distinction can lead scholars into a semantic debate over whether any agreement that isn't legally binding can rightfully be called a law.

OPTIONS:
- Before you draft a law, examine whether it adequately reflects the discussion you're making. Think about whether hard or soft law is enforceable.
- For a disclosure of an intellectual property, the subject matter of the document is generally covered in the second law agreement. This applies to treaties as well as treaties.
- Soft law is not valid unless a law exists by which all parties agree to abide and not engage. You do not need to be an author to see it in writing.
- Nonetheless, some types of agreements are automatically considered hard law. Treaties are a prime example of an agreement traditionally considered hard law by default.

Nonetheless, some types of agreements are automatically considered hard law. Treaties are a prime example of an agreement traditionally considered hard law by default.

The man places the razor on a charging stand which shows a light illuminating, and then picks it back up. the video

OPTIONS:
- ends with the words " samchili down on the topic charians sharps scissors " across a screen of text.
- ends with the " fingers lead no hand " logo displayed on screen.
- then splits and the view changes to white movies and then karate.
- ends with the man touching his face to demonstrate the smooth job.

ends with the man touching his face to demonstrate the smooth job.

A lady is throwing freebies in a park. The dog is fetching the freebies the lady throws. two passerby

OPTIONS:
- assists the lady to throw all the freebies.
- move in the walkway adjacent to the park.
- pass on front the lady.
- along side of the park watch while the lady grabs freebies and gives them to a man.

move in the walkway adjacent to the park.

How to make easy organic baby food 
Source your ingredients. 
Make sure you're buying your produce from a reputable seller such as a registered organic grocer or an organic farm/collective food box deliverer. 
Organize how you will prepare store your baby food.

OPTIONS:
- This is another aspect that counts if you plan on production. Make sure you have a large enough jar or container to hold all of your baby foods.
- If it is to be cooked after the baby shower, go ahead and fill up the box with fresh juice, vegetables, fruit, meats, dairy and frozen foods from the previous day. If it is to be eaten, mix it all into a large bowl and freeze overnight.
- Using what you already have, set up all the boxes and handle them separately if you want the baby food to be the most nutritious. Some stores offer the luxury of the selection and scheduling of their baby foods, but check their ingredient lists to ensure their descriptions are available.
- The great thing about making your own baby food is that you can make a large enough quantity to last multiple meals. Buy some small storage containers as well as a blender or hand whisk.


The great thing about making your own baby food is that you can make a large enough quantity to last multiple meals. Buy some small storage containers as well as a blender or hand whisk.