Contrast guǎn with zhì, the more abstract term for "rule," which appears in China's hot-button debate about the difference between "the rule of law" (法治, fǎzhì) and "the rule of man" (人治, rénzhì), as well as in official terms like "Autonomous Regions" (自治区, zìzhìqū) and "to punish" (处治, chǔzhì).
Strictly speaking, 'property' is a general term for the rules that govern people's access to and control of things like land, natural resources, the means of production, manufactured goods, and also (on some accounts) texts, ideas, inventions, and other intellectual products.
It is no different in Libya, where the young look at their parents' lives in disgust and vow that they will not live without dignity, a say in their future and a constitution — a catchall term for the rule of law.
A total of 20.6% simply defined a law in terms of rules for society.
Regularization mainly took place in terms of rules for freight rates and prohibition of customer discrimination in the USA.
Regarding the first, the leading philosophy of science figures in Feyerabend's young days such as Carnap, Hempel and Popper characterized scientific method in terms of rules for rational scientific reasoning.
New rules and terms with clarification and explanations for rules and terms already in place -- but that is to be expected with such a comprehensive and new system.
To determine if the Wells rule should be applied differently for each subgroup we extended this basic model with a covariate for each subgroup, plus an interaction term for the Wells rule score with that subgroup variable (separately per subgroup covariate).
The incident sparked a backlash against "sanctuary cities" like San Francisco, a catch-all term for municipalities that have rules against assisting the federal government on immigration affairs.
But "exceptionalism" – my term for the belief that rules or conventions are to be observed only when convenient – is not limited strictly to the wealthy or influential.
