Interpersonal situations are highly rule governed and these rules are perceived as normative for interactions [ 91].
He vindicates the responsibility of government to the governed, the rule of law through impartial judges, and the toleration of religious and speculative opinion.
And the observances of WoW are, like those that take place in a cathedral, calmingly repetitious and governed by rules.
But, like many Board of Education programs, they are sporadic and often stifled by bureaucracy, governed by rules written into the union contract rather than by human relationships.
Cricket is definitely something different, described by what seems to be it own language and governed by rules ("laws" in official cricket-speak) that make even the proudly dense game of baseball seem as simple and linear as Go Fish.
The way in which meaningful elements can be combined within a language is governed by rules.
In rejecting what he refers to as the "objectivist myth," Palmer is clear that the community of truth remains a rigorous endeavor, with a dynamic "governed by rules of observation and interpretation that help define us as a community by bringing focus and discipline to our discourse" (p. 10).
The negotiation process should be civil, filled with "honor," and governed by rules.
The ultimate solution involves political legitimacy: inclusive, non-sectarian governance based on consent of the governed and rule of law.
It was a little window onto a really foreign continent: one in which countries are sometimes headed by genuinely popular leaders who are genuinely transparent and governed by rule of law.
