Countries emerging from conflict often suffer weak or non-existent rule of law, inadequate law enforcement and justice administration capacity, and increased instances of human rights violations.
Countries emerging from conflict and crisis are vulnerable to weak or non-existent rule of law, inadequate law enforcement and justice administration capacity, and increased instances of human rights violations.
Their invocation of a non-existent "rule" or "precedent" against confirming Supreme Court nominations during the last year of a presidential term was nothing more than a fraudulent pretext.
Garcia and Eckert conclude that Fifa's actions during this period "may very well be seen to be affected by a conflict of interest" but, again, broke no (non-existent) rules.
And both sides decide what to do about allegations against their own, not by referring to the (near non-existent) rules, but by judging what they can get away with.
In its first annual report, the HSE's new panel revealed 150 cases of businesses and public bodies using non-existent rules to stop activities which were perfectly safe.
In order to pull off this feat of leadership, the new speaker would have to essentially jettison the (non-existent) "Hastert Rule".
Non existent for 70 minutes.
Education opportunities were almost non existent.
Police investigations of complaints, even of serious crimes, are virtually non-existent, and the rule of law collapsed when the Melbourne-based chief justice was refused a visa to return, and the chief magistrate was deported from the country.
Or, on the other hand, do they actually believe that the risk is non-existent, that the applicable rules or laws are unnecessary overkill?
