That may not be so easy for the B.J.P., because Nitish Kumar's has been a rather popular leadership, credited with development and the improvement of law and order.
Many efforts, however, are obviously weaker in rural areas than in urban areas due to the limitation of resources, like the improvement of law enforcement and road infrastructure [ 5].
It is the right of judges, the Code of Judicial Conduct proclaims, to speak and write for the improvement of the law.
And the second concerns the improvement of the law of damage accumulation by explicitly considering the damage evolution during the fatigue process.
Withdrawal from the convention would be a retrograde step for the steady improvement of our laws that independent, international co-operation with the ECHR provides.
Although accepting that the ECHR and the Human Rights Act are seen by many as a "charter for abuse by terrorists and criminals", he advocates that "withdrawal from the [European] convention would be a retrograde step for the steady improvement of our laws that independent, international co-operation with the ECHR provides".
Most people who see "Philomena" will undoubtedly come away thinking far more about Judi Dench's riveting performance than about the need for continued improvement of adoption laws, policies and practices.
Health advocates should consider the improvement of rule of law as a tool to improve population health.
But because legal theories conceived of by their authors as positivist are, by and large, dominant in the milieux of those likely to be reading this entry, it seems appropriate to refer to those theories along the way, in the hope of overcoming misunderstandings that (while stimulating certain clarifications and improvements of natural law theorizing) have generated some needless debate.
An effect of the Civil War and resulting Commonwealth of England, particularly the "liberal" values and feelings it stirred up, was the continuous modernisation and improvement of the common law courts, something that reduced the interference of the Lord Chancellor in common law matters, except in areas where they had wildly divergent principles and law.
There is a lot of pressure and desire for improvements in rule of law, greater representation and greater transparency.
