"Traffickers have changed their modus operandi in recent years in direct response to the attention and interventions of law enforcement.
In the absence of relevant national laws, or when national laws are inadequate, ineffective or unenforced, there is room for the intervention of international law.
"We've agreed a tougher inspection regime, we've asked hospitals and schools and prisons to check with their suppliers that they are testing their products... if there has been criminal activity then there should be the full intervention of the law," he told MPs during Prime Minister's Questions.
John Burns, the first General Counsel of the SEC, proclaimed that the "failure of morals and religion to put a bridle to the acquisitive motive[s] of business... made the intervention of the law inevitable".
For the past four years, the party has made it its mission to obstruct President Obama's agenda, and to whittle away at the power of the federal government so that the country can safely be run by special interests without the pesky intervention of the law.
Although the intervention of the law in the field of medicine and life sciences is not a novelty, in recent years legal intervention in old bioethical and new science related matters has increased dramatically.
The intervention of international law-makers ought to be desirable, and to take murderers out of the control of national politicians.
Intervention to impose the rule of law on such seedbeds of terror is far from an unrealistic project.
"As is evident from the attempted intervention of the banks and law firms, the ability to bring in dependants is an important issue for persons deciding whether to move to Hong Kong," it said.
