Sentence examples for set of basic laws from inspiring English sources

The liberal principle of legitimacy frames the problem of legitimacy: how any particular set of basic laws can legitimately be imposed upon a pluralistic citizenry.

Having seen how Rawls addresses the problems of legitimacy and stability we can return to legitimacy and its criterion of reciprocity: citizens must reasonably believe that all citizens can reasonably accept the enforcement of a particular set of basic laws.

The use of political power must fulfill a criterion of reciprocity: citizens must reasonably believe that all citizens can reasonably accept the enforcement of a particular set of basic laws.

The claim is that there exists some fundamental theory, a so-called "theory of everything" (TOE), that will explain and unify all the phenomena in the universe by appeal to one set of basic laws and objects.

But in public, we all have to follow a set of basic laws.

The new constitution for the European Union, unlike its current set of basic laws, provides for a strong president.

We focus our analysis on fuzzy rule-based classifiers (FRBCs), where we observe that rules resemble logical propositions, thus semantic cointension can be partially regarded as the fulfillment of the "logical view", i.e. the set of basic logical laws that are required in any logical system.

His initial target with this line of thought was Blackstone, who in his Commentaries on the Laws of England (1765 69) tried to systematize and reduce the long history of English common law to an elegant set of basic principles.

This is actually a phenomenon resulting from application of the basic laws of thermodynamics (Dincer 2000).

Their powers and responsibilities are set out in the Basic Law on Local Government (1985).

At the same time, the solution in the houses of parliament has been to draft an unprecedented set of laws infringing basic civil liberties, handing victory at once to those who want to change our way of life.