If we are willing to guarantee the rule of law only until we are sufficiently afraid, then we aren't guaranteeing it at all.
We acknowledge, as a widely accepted truth, that Cuba does violate human rights and fundamental freedoms and does not guarantee the rule of law to people living in Cuba.... Persons living in such a totalitarian state may be unable to assert freely their own legal rights, much less the legal rights of others.
NEW YORK -- While many 20-something women embarked on their dreams of a college education when a decent-paying job was virtually guaranteed, the rules have suddenly changed, with a new generation coming of age during an era of significantly reduced options.
Guaranteeing the rule of law is the hard part, not writing the law itself.
President Calderón's government has an unwavering commitment to guaranteeing the rule of law and to safeguarding human rights for all.
"When policing takes the place of soldiering as the primary method of guaranteeing the rule of law, we'll know we're succeeding in Iraq," Mr. Fuentes said.
Next in importance is guaranteeing the rule of law, under which falls the protection of property rights and the relentless fight against corruption.
Re "Players Are Starting to Think Before They Hit, N.F.L. Says," Sept. 25: Some coaches worry "that officiating is too uneven to guarantee that the rules are enforced properly and equitably".
People behave as if the figures presented in the reports were true, the activities had really been carried out, the quality of services were guaranteed, the official rules were respected, as though racketeering, informal privatization, absenteeism, and the deplorable mismanagement of human, material and financial resources did not exist.
Thus, the proposed algorithm must check the rule sets and maintains single among all the rules, to guarantee the consistency of fuzzy systems.
Without that guarantee, the rule of law breaks down.
