We can speak, of course, about American constitutional law and about the importance of American legal phenomena – rules, protections, rights, duties – with respect to all of this.
Social status, also called status, the relative rank that an individual holds, with attendant rights, duties, and lifestyle, in a social hierarchy based upon honour or prestige.
The third is political in the broadest sense: the establishment of a shared political culture, of assumptions about rights, duties and democracy.
Social stratification was an inherent feature of Polynesian society, and cultures generally had social classes that were clearly defined in terms of rights, duties, behaviour, and lifestyle.
Carr defends the right of companies to minimise their tax bills: "What are the rights, duties and responsibilities of any company?
In addition, philosophical study of related topics (such as parental rights, duties and responsibilities) has flourished in recent years.
The two claimants have asked the court to declare that Mr Duncan Smith breached his common law and human rights duties.
Organization of rights, duties and tasks for data security represents a central component of information systems, and the same is true for cloud (eco-) systems.
A normative power, on this understanding, is the capacity or ability to effect a change in the relevant normative landscape of rights, duties, privileges, and so on.
