Power-conferring rules are central features of legal systems, and command theories, Hart contended, cannot explain them.
Thus, although at first glance, the LAM sensitivity of 31% may seem modest the high specificity confers rule-in value enabling a rapid diagnosis in approximately a third more of patients than could have been obtained with microscopy.
It is entirely possible for the majority to confer the rule of the community on a king and his heirs, or a group of oligarchs or on a democratic assembly.
As said, the latter rules have been determined at deeper levels, either by the actors themselves (first party regulation), or entirely or partly by other actors (second or third or hybrid regulation) [28], as deeper level participants—on the basis of power-conferring rules established at even deeper levels.
Although WTO member countries agreed that for goods not wholly obtained in one country the criterion for determining the country of origin is the last substantial transformation, the detailed rules for conferring the originating status may vary from country to country when a product is manufactured partially or entirely from non-original (foreign) material.
Scanlon defends each of these rules of agreement-keeping by comparing the benefits that the rules confer to the burdens that they impose and arguing that, given the balance between these, it would be unreasonable for promisors who must bear the burdens to reject the rules, and that promisees may justifiably claim the benefits of the rules, as the formal structure of the harm theory requires.
Kosovo took a major step toward self-rule today, conferring the presidency on the ethnic Albanian leader Ibrahim Rugova in a vote achieved after mediation ended a political stalemate.
The Package Travel Regulations 1992, a much-underrated set of rules, confer a wide range of protection: everything from the certainty that their money is safe if the travel firm goes bust, to the right to expect the holiday company to fix almost any aspect that isn't right (apart from the weather).
Hence, other medical conditions that include tics or tic-like movements—such as autism or other causes of tourettism must be ruled out before conferring a Tourette's diagnosis.
The officials conferred and again ruled a touchdown.
