Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected]'s strongmanSIR – "The new world order" (March 22nd) criticised Vladimir Putin for "defying the principle that intervention abroad should be a last resort in the face of genuine suffering".
In a unanimous ruling, SCOC agreed with the lower court on every major point – that the government had denied Khadr's constitutional rights, shirked its own international obligations, and defied the principles of fundamental justice.
The Miami-Dade County Canvassing Board's abrupt decision on Nov. 21 simply to abandon its statutory responsibility, purportedly due to the burden of complying with this court's ruling, frustrates the implementation of this court's mandate and defies the principles of Florida law that place the expression of the true will of the electorate ahead of concerns about administrative inconvenience.
Furthermore, Richardson differentiates between what he calls nonmimetic or nonrealistic poetics that govern traditional nonrealistic works such as fairy tales, ghost stories, etc., and the antimimetic work of an author like Beckett that defies the principles of realism.
This is unacceptable and defies the principles of human rights, in particular the Convention on the Rights of the Child, and common decency".
Second, D W Taylor's comment that the emergence of new governance models "defy the principles of good governance" [[ 2]: 108] may be unfounded because governance styles have evolved from particular historical circumstances and they appear to meet the requirements of different health care contexts.
But the pipeline's opponents say that even if no permanent damage has been done, TransCanada has defied the principle of U.S. law.
That combination of protection and subterfuge is a formula for intervention in any country with a minority, not just a Russian one.Brandishing fabricated accounts of Ukrainian fascists threatening Crimea, he has defied the principle that intervention abroad should be a last resort in the face of genuine suffering.
Whatever it is called, its vast array of penalties kicks in automatically with a conviction, defying the supposedly bedrock principle of American law that the punishment must fit the crime.
"It defies the very principles that all adults should do what is best for children and respect the integrity of children".
However, in a recent comprehensive review of health care governance, and with specific reference to OECD countries such as Canada that began experimenting with the governance function of health delivery organisations in the late 1990s, it was concluded that "new governance models have appeared lately that defy the first principles of good governance" [[ 2]:108].
