The generally accepted method of reducing adhesions is a meticulous surgical technique [6] and, within that, the rules of microsurgery are fundamental [7].
The music industry capitulated, and these 3 commandments are fundamental rules of the game that still largely rule the day.
"Not only did it deal with rules and language, which are fundamental elements of sociological study, but it reached across many fields: cognitive science, artificial intelligence, philosophy.
Hodes (2004, 143) takes the introduction rules to be fundamental for some constants, the elimination rules for others (and in some cases, he holds, neither is fundamental).
Rules and remedies may need to be informed not just by the national legal system but also by local, customary or informal practices, taking into account the specific circumstances of each country, while respecting the broad, internationally recognized norms and standards that are fundamental to the rule of law principle.
And they are prone to poor administration and to "rent-seeking"—attempts by interest groups, officials and other well-connected people to use their position to gain influence or wealth.Start with public goods: in sport, the rules are the most fundamental.
Rules are needed to fashion fundamental principles of justice and fairness into clear guidelines for action.
To foster that, they insist, the military needs flexibility to set its own rules even if these rules are at odds with fundamental constitutional values and social trends.
The inequality of funding distribution is studied through the investigation of Gini coefficient, and its fundamental rules are discovered through the technique of distribution fitting.
Jack Tsen-Ta Lee has suggested that these fundamental rules are both procedural and substantive in nature, and that substantive natural justice gives the courts discretion to strike down a law if its very object is unreasonable and oppressive.
