Sentence examples for basis of the rule from inspiring English sources

To Wiley, the trial was "not about Saddam, per se," but "about sending a signal to a conflict-affected society that, from here on out, this nation will be governed on the basis of the rule of law".

"If they are able to handle it on the basis of the rule of law, it will be an extraordinary victory, not only for him but for Senegalese democracy".

An empirical relation to predict evaporation losses is developed on the basis of the rule of thumb recommended by manufacturers, which is simple and accurate with a wide range of applicability.

On the basis of the rule of thumb, we select the commonly used 50% as the value of pulsing area percentage.

"Because the ends, and I have no doubt that Garzon's ends were praiseworthy, the ends cannot justify the means and that is the basis of the rule of law," she said.

The abolition of the rule will bring immediate benefits to more than 1,000 couples who were barred from the UK on the basis of the rule in 1996 alone.

And in a telephone interview on Sunday, he added that Mr. Reagan's influence on federal regulation was just as pervasive, because of an executive order that required all federal agencies to do a cost-benefit analysis of major proposed rules, and to make that the basis of the rule-making, to the extent allowed by law.

Also, Hondurans resented the substantial trade advantage El Salvador held over them on the basis of the rules of the CACM.

In addition, the referring court asked whether the enforcement of an industrial design on the basis of the rules on unlawful competition fell under the scope of the term "intellectual property right" as in Article 50(1) of the TRIPs Agreement.

The ECJ did not clarify how the holiday pay should be calculated in these circumstances, and said this was a matter for the national courts to decide on the basis of the rules and criteria already set out in the European case law and the working time directive.

American Legal Realists claimed that our ability to predict the outcomes of legal cases on the basis of the rules of law is rather limited.