Even so, lawmakers in most countries have been slow to repeal the laws on driving tests and licences, and in most places the rules still call for at least one sober "driver" sitting in a front seat.
Walter places the rules of bowling second in reverence only to the rules of his adopted religion, Judaism, as evidenced by his strict stance against "rolling" on Shabbos.
But Mr. Becker said that when put in place, the rule would cut nitrogen oxide emissions by 260,000 tons, compared with about 10 million tons from all mobile sources.
As one Western banker put it, when oil is $35 a barrel, Russia "has no choice" but to reform, to diversify its economy and to put in place the rule of law and incentives that would really stimulate small business.
While the mantra of making the experience easier to use certainly has its place, the rule must be followed with a strategic purpose in mind — namely increasing the value of the service the more people use it.
In place, the rule imposes two laughable substitutes.
The only certainty about a 'Mr. Justice Turley" is that he would place the rule of law on the highest pedestal.
These are places where the rule of law is arbitrary, education is an after-thought and life is cheap.
"Of all the places where the Rule of Law needs to be enforced, it should be in the hallowed halls of Congress," he said in a statement.
