The normal rules of law apply, it's a fine, a potential suspension or a ban.
"Jeff has little respect for the rules of law," Ms. Pace wrote.
"It is important to emphasize the fundamental rules of law that we subscribe to," she said.
The accord, Mr. Clinton said, will promote "a more open, sophisticated free market, based on international rules of law".
If any group is more cavalier about the rules of law than the Venetian nobility, it's the Venetian military.
Much more general in scope than ordinary rules of law, legal maxims commonly formulate a legal policy or ideal that judges are supposed to consider in deciding cases.
"While he was in D.E.A. custody, the D.E.A. followed the rules of law and the Geneva Convention regulations regarding treatment of a defendant," the agency's statement said.
Many economists and political philosophers have argued in favour of government action to enforce the ordinary rules of law in economic matters.
Thus, the state became involved in the administration of justice and the enforcement of its rules of law in a manner similar to that of modern European states.
The movement for uniformity culminated in the signing in 1924 of the International Convention for the Unification of Certain Rules of Law Relating to Bills of Lading.
