This is why the films Australians make to terrify ourselves don't feature the apparently obvious villains among our fauna, but focus on the removal of the most crucial underpinning of our wealth and comfort: the rule of law.
As Elizabeth folds together her nuclear batter, and Robert laboriously weighs his ingredients, we all get absorbed in the comfort of following rules, and the need to break them every so often.
Furthermore, Islam offers comfort, serenity and rules to live by for millions of gentle Muslims who treasure and honor their beliefs by leading godly, righteous and deeply faithful lives.
Chimurenga, he wrote, has shifted to focus on the "elimination of public office corruption while advocating for the citizen's pursuit of peace, happiness, equality, dignity, comfort and the rule of law".
Certainly, the urban elites of the late Qing took little comfort in being ruled by a series of toddlers.While the process of selection remains as opaque as ever, the Communist Party has made a serious attempt to institutionalise the handover of power.
This is why she likes working in restaurants, finding comfort in the ritualized rules of service that formalize relations between customers and management.
There were opposite theories that the belt had either been cut beforehand, for Earnhardt's comfort, to circumvent the rules, or after, to release his broken body.
As we moderns become more isolated — more occupied with our virtual lives, more distracted by a greater flow of information and stimulation — the emotional comfort food that the rules provide and the illusion of human connection by way of stories become all the more alluring.
Studies [17, 18] found an important effect of the elastic car body on the riding comfort, but the distribution rules in the frequency domain of the vibration response calculated using the elastic car body model are similar to those calculated using the rigid car body model.
