The Court's subsequent opinion, as it was constructed by Brennan, has been described by Professor Schwartz as "one of the classic statements of the rule of law under the Constitution".
(Clause 39) To no one will we sell, to no one deny or delay, right or justice.(Clause 40) These words are the defining statements of the rule of law and of the limits on the arbitrary power of the state.
The agency said this was a re-statement of existing rules, but the airlines said the F.A.A. had changed its rules without soliciting comment from them, and they sued.
The disparity in results might be explained by the absence of statements about rules of social contract in the descriptors in this study.
It is, instead, the clearest possible statement of the rules of Kremlin capitalism, and of Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin's confidence that, at least as long as Siberia has oil, there is plenty of private capital willing to play.
(Well, technically, players remove a number of cents equal to the value of one of the four common U.S. coins — quarter, dime, nickel, penny — but such an overly complicated statement of the rules would have confused my sons).
Similarly, Alan Morris [ 2] defined protocols as 'precise and detailed plans for the study of a medical or biomedical problem and/or for a regimen of therapy', which should be differentiated from guidelines, defined as 'a systematic statement of policy rules or principles', in which explicit directions for making choices or decisions do not exist.
Through an iterative process, relationships are expressed as a series of logic statements, or rules, of which there are four types: (1) logit - based on logistic regression; (2) atomic - single value for a given variable that predicts presence; (3) range - a range of values of a given variable that predicts presence; and (4) negated range - a range of values outside of which presence is predicted.
Expert nurses sometimes find it difficult to explicitly express their skilled practical knowledge as statements of principles or rules for action, as this embodied practical knowledge is complex.
The use of guiding questions rather than statements of principles or rules was chosen to help move toward a culture of ethical integrity among investigators, reviewers and decision-makers, rather than one of compliance with rules.
