Finally, there is the expressive and reinforcing power of rules about punishment.
Instead of relying on the power of rules in the union-state to gain financial support for the union -- perhaps, including firings for refusing or failing to follow union-contract rules -- union officials may have to sell the benefits of union membership to each individual employee in the open union shop.
Dominionists seek to take control of the reins of power to rule the rest of us according to Biblical principles.
Again, we applied this power-of-2 rule to the Gimlet and Reeber codes as well.
It's a test case for the power of the rule of law in Israel, when the rule of law comes into conflict with the policies of military occupation.
What Haig, our leading exponent of farcical mania, brings out superbly is the monarch's native cunning: he affects a rustic, Farmer George simplicity while relishing the power of sovereign rule.
Christianity triumphed, in the first place, because of the strength of the three pillars upon which it rested: the church was supported by "the emerging tradition of apostolic succession legitimating episcopal power, of the rule of faith, and of the canonical scriptures".
"The business community needs a strong government, legislation, the power of the rule of law," said Aarakhsh Hafizi, head of the international relations committee of the Afghan Chamber of Commerce.
Historians Tang Gang and Nan Bingwen remark in their 1985 publication of the Mingshi that the 1461 coup weakened the power of Ming rule.
Madison voiced concern over the power of majority rule, arguing government should "protect the minority of the opulent against the majority" in order to combat the "turbulency and weakness of unruly passions".
The AUC ROC curve is a measure of the discriminative power of the rule.
