Colonial rule in Sierra Leone was based on the divide and rule principle of separating the coastal colony, with its Krio population (descendants of freed slaves), from the rest of the country, which was ruled as a protectorate.
India won its independence in 1947 with non-violence but there was a bloody struggle between the Muslims and Hindus which was instigated, inspired and supported partially by the divide and rule principle of the British colonial political strategy.
No one seriously disputes that good writing has certain demonstrable rules, principles and techniques.
James J. Park, Rules, Principles, and the Competition to Enforce the Securities Law, 100 Calif.
Each session begins with a faculty presentation, during which the instructor discusses the pertinent rules, principles, and practices that apply.
But he does hold the power to change the rules, principles, and foreign-policy doctrine that date back more than four decades.
The contextual inclusivity of ecofeminist ethics involves a shift in ethics from a monist focus on absolute ethical rules, principles, rights, and duties to a pluralist focus on a variety of values, rules, and principles in ethics, ethical decision-making, and ethical conduct.
Obviously both Options 3 and 4 would violate the injunction against physician killing (Principle 7) even if they do not violate the dead donor rules (Principles 5 and 6).
We have laws and rules and principles and they can't be changed for any one country, even a country like Britain.
For there to be constraints, there needs to be regulation, and regulation means rules, and rules mean principles.
