National and foreign experience (internal and external experience) of formation and development of constitutionalism, the history of the adoption of constitutions in Uzbekistan, the role and importance of the country's Basic law in the development of the national-state and law, and the comparative observation of the norms and provisions of the Basic Law of the Republic with foreign analogies are discussed and the experience of constitutionalism in the US, Great Britain, France is examined in this article.

The article analyzes the application of competitive mechanisms in the electricity markets. The substantiation of the possibility of competition in the electric power industry and the further development of this concept in practice can be considered particularly significant results of these studies. The article lists and describes the stages of the formation of the electricity market. The transformation processes that have passed and are currently taking place in the electricity sector are described. The difficulties encountered in the legal regulation of the electric power industry are analyzed.

English is a global language and of wider communication. It is needed in the fields of science and technology, medicine, law and administration of the country and with the speakers of other languages across the globe. English is the international language and means of communication than any other language in the world. Developing communication skills may give scope to the talented students to express their ideas to the world. Access to spoken English enables to transform our ideas, views, opinions, thoughts, emotions, to obtain information from others and to solve problems and issues. Spoken English is a gateway to improve and achieve success in career of the students.

This article highlights the current issue of derivation of compound verbs in Uzbek language in which requires the study of the phenomenon of compound verb formation in modern linguistic paradigms, in particular, in terms of the theory of derivation.

This article highlights some problems and challenges in translation as it depends on the choice of all the principles of translation and methods.

Due to the recent increase in attention to the problem of language and culture, the paradigm of linguistic research includes the identification of national-cultural components in the meanings of language units at different levels. This component is more pronounced, especially at the lexical and phraseological levels. Vocabulary, as the level of language most closely related to the real world, is not only traditional in terms of semantic features of words, semantic relations of words (antonyms, synonyms), level of relevance and field of application (literary lexicon, dialects, special lexicon) needs to be described.

The article states that the Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan provides for the supremacy of international law in the field of human and civil rights and freedoms, the inseparability of fundamental rights and freedoms, the direct exercise of rights and freedoms, non-compulsory restriction of rights and freedoms. The article also studies the Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan, which guarantees the rights and freedoms of the individual and citizen, equality, and the exercise of one's rights and freedoms must not infringe on the rights and freedoms of others.

The article analyzes Uzbek feature films created in recent years on the theme of the Second World War, examines trends in the coverage of this topic during the period of independence, as well as creative searches conducted to identify the theme of the war, its achievements and shortcomings. The subject of the analysis were the feature films “Berlin-Akkurgan”, “Ilkhak” and “101”.

This article discusses the importance of integrating cultural study into language classroom. Implementing the intercultural approach provides ESP learners with the opportunity to learn other nations closely. In order to function successfully in a culturally diverse environment, our learners need to develop intercultural communicative competence.

This article discusses Uzbekistan’s current relations with the Organization of Islamic Cooperation. In addition, the goals, objectives and relations of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation with Uzbekistan will be analyzed. It focuses on economic, social, political, cultural and educational rights, and the elimination of all forms of violence and discrimination.

This article examines international soft law instruments (UNGPs and OECD Guidelines) in the field of business and human rights. It also includes a scrutiny on whether there is a potential to harden these soft law mechanisms. The author further analyses the way some national legislations (France, Germany, Switzerland) and judiciary (the British and Dutch courts) deal with human rights impacts of business activity. Then, finally, the author reflects on the need for a socially responsible business in Uzbekistan that respects human rights and pursues a meaningful due diligence policy.

This article gives through insight into the pedagogical and journalistic activity of Dadamirza qori (Shaykhov), who was from Namangan and a major representative of Jadid movement in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. 

This article analyzes the processes of religious ceremonies and the revival of Islamic traditions in Uzbekistan, the growing attention to national values with the help of  historical documents and scientific literature. Besides, in the research were described of Uzbek national values include customs, rituals, ceremonies and traditions that are different from other peoples of the world as well.

The article examines the issues of the state policy of Uzbekistan on the issues of social protection and youth employment, which is one of the most important current socio-economic problems. In this regard, Uzbekistan has created all conditions for youth employment and employment, education in the spirit of respect for legal, national and universal values.

English is considered as a source of intercultural communication among the people from different linguistic and cultural backgrounds. However, acquiring English as a second language is a complex process which is associated with individual differences and related to the issues of various backgrounds such as culture. As my task to research one of the theories of second language acquisition I decided to provide learners with the issues and resolutions related to cultural differences in language learning.

The practice of the “Yodkard” rule of the Khojagan (Naqshbandi) teaching, founded by Khoja Abdulkhaliq Gijduvani, is one of the tasks of modern psychology of positive thinking, achieves psychocorrection and self-regulation self programing  of mental states in order to eliminate negative mental processes and identify its mechanisms, the solution of socially important tasks such as achieving self-control of one's creative potential, activity, tone of life.

Preparing future IT specialists is growing due to global economic processes, increased contacts with foreign countries and promotion of companies' products on the world market. Future IT specialists must be ready for difficult, stressful, responsible, creative work, often associated with communication in a foreign language. This article discusses on reading text selection requirements focused on increasing lexical competence of future IT specialists in ESP classes.

In this article, the scientific and philosophical aspects of the positive aspects of the moral and moral factors of the National idea on social development are revealed. Moral and moral factors are based on the fact that at a new stage of the development of our society a person has the skills necessary for a new life, accompanied by a change in the spiritual worldview. The fact that the conditions of stability are scientifically based: the consciousness of national self in society, the formation of National emotions-the substantive feature of the National idea.

This article analyzes concepts and doctrines on unfairness standard in Uzbekistan and the USA. The article shows that Uzbek Advertising law determines unfairness as the main conducts that might cause deception. However, unfairness is an independent category, which cannot be seen as a way of deception. Most interestingly, Uzbek law puts unfairness into the deception standard, which makes its enforcement complicated. Moreover, the State Program on Development Strategy of Uzbekistan in 2017-2021 determines the special task to deal with counterfeit merchandise, which intends to prevent unfair competition and to protect manufacturer and consumer rights.

On the other hand, the US antitrust law introduced the legal concept of misleading advertising under unfair methods of competition and deceptive practices in commerce. This article analyzes the US traditional and modern standards of unfairness in advertising.

The article concludes that Uzbek legislature should clarify the borders of unfair advertising to distinguish this type of advertisement from deceptive commercials.

The main goal in language teaching is to meet the needs of students and provide them with comprehensive assistance in learning a second or foreign language. To achieve this goal, as being language teachers we need to find effective activities and strategies to meet our learners’ needs. In this regard, this article discusses current approaches in foreign language teaching and compares the differences between communicative approach and traditional approach.