Since then, the code has become a political football, bouncing back and forth between the rule-of-man and rule-of-law factions.In the code's first year, there were only 98 cases in the whole of China, even though, on proper accounting, virtually the entire state-owned sector was insolvent.
Can the manufactured rules of man outweigh those unspoken laws the people feel in their bones?Juliette Binoche (pictured) plays Antigone, sister of the dead man and daughter of Oedipus.
One of the factors that has driven me in my personal spiritual quest is the embrace of Christ, who stood for principles beyond the "rules" of man.
In Thailand's slow-motion revolution from the rule of men to the rule of law, the test ahead could not be more stark.
Think of all those who suffer from the principle that parenting should be the sole exception to the rule of men and women being equal before the law.
Mr. Ryan said as much in Wednesday's hearing, in which he declared that our currency "should be guided by the rule of law, not the rule of men".
The perfected assured them that the present unjust order was soon to end and that the rule of men on earth was to be replaced by a universal Daoist imperium.
All that invective, taken together, really does add up to a long and revolutionary argument against tyranny, against arbitrary authority — against, that is, the rule of men above law.
Through them, she also learned of the experiences of other women in the extended family, notably their arranged marriages and frustated -- at times fatal -- love affairs, their desire for education and their submission to the rule of men.
