The emergence of federal rules has also raised other complications.
It is considered that variations in musical styles, for example, result from the emergence of new rules and/or from the shifting of existing conventions for music making.
In an attempt to impose some structure on comparisons between cultures, four of Hofstede's [9] cultural dimensions have been used [10] as an explanatory framework to help understand the theoretical reasons for the emergence of display rules in certain cultures.
The emergence of cantons ruled by local warlords would do the same.
The growing conservatism of Hu's regime and the emergence of consensus rule in the politburo may be welcomed as a switch away from the mad utopianism of the Mao era and the political stasis of the Deng years.
Then with the emergence of states ruled by kings and bureaucracies and the invention of writing, all occurring in the region some 5,000 years ago, dancing scenes all but disappeared from pottery.
Weiquan lawyers have argued that this structure precludes the emergence of genuine rule of law, and in some cases have advocated for reforms to advance judicial independence and the protection of legal professionals.
The potential conflicts of interest between advertisers, editors and authors have resulted in the emergence of guidelines and rules about disclosure of potential conflicts of interest, particularly for authors writing about the effectiveness and safety of specific products [ 28- 34].
Disciples of one of Iraq's more excitable sects protest at the arrest of armed preachers who hailed the emergence of Khomeini-style rule.
A turning point for the movement came in the 1990's, with the emergence of the purist Islamic rule of the Taliban in Afghanistan, according to former members and intelligence officials.
