International law is distinct from international comity, which comprises legally nonbinding practices adopted by states for reasons of courtesy (e.g., the saluting of the flags of foreign warships at sea).
The best opportunity for comity and accomplishment will stem from adult conversations on how to make real progress stanching the flow of red ink and reducing historic deficits.
This is especially important because, unlike with an elected body, there are few external constraints on the justices: They set their own rules, and the need for comity on the court largely prevents them from policing each other.
By Mark Singer July 28 ,2017 In recent years, McCain has been a creature of a Republican Party that moved further and further to the right, and further away from the bipartisan comity that he had for decades claimed to revere.
McCain had been equally a creature, especially in recent years, of a Republican Party that moved further and further to the right, and further away from the bipartisan comity that he had for decades claimed to revere.
In recent years, McCain has been a creature of a Republican Party that moved further and further to the right, and further away from the bipartisan comity that he had for decades claimed to revere.
But if we are going to move from divisiveness to comity, then Obama must show that he can lead us to see one another at our best and to measure one another at our highest worth.
To the extent state immunity from suit in federal court is based on a concern for comity, and not on a limitation on Article III power, Congress is just as free to "declare its will" that this presumption come to an end as are States to decide not to accord one another immunity from suit in state court.
His passion for comity appears to be genuine.
QUESTION FROM DAVID: How does the Constitution's comity clause relate to same-sex marriages recognized in some states?
