If you're learning the rules of grammar at seven or eight, then how's that different from the rules of programming?
The rule-of-law programs were often designed in ignorance of Afghan legal norms, international and Afghan lawyers say.
Neil Kritz, the director of the rule-of-law program at the United States Institute of Peace, a nonpartisan institution created by Congress, and an adviser to the Iraqi Special Tribunal, said: "It's also crucial to develop other cases first, to put together and demonstrate the systematic nature of the atrocities.
Complementarity is therefore central to the rule of law programming in building the post-Qaddafi Libya.
And Mason Clutter, the counsel of the Rule of Law Program at the bipartisan Constitution Project, noted that most of the arguments that proponents of military tribunals usually make about the risk of civilian trials — like extreme security costs, grandstanding by the defendant, and the disclosure of classified information — did not happen in the Ghailani case.
Peacekeepers protecting civilians from slaughter, tribunals bringing war criminals to justice, capacity-building programs promoting the rule of law, training programs to encourage government officials to respect rights might all be in jeopardy.
MortgageIT insured the loans under a Federal Housing Administration program called Direct Endorsement Lender despite the fact that they did not qualify under the rules of the program and were not eligible for the insurance, according to the suit.
Indeed, as I argue in my new book (The Rule of Nobody), most government programs -- including environmental review and special ed--are vital to our society.
Some of the tasks Miss Estrada performs violate the rules of the program, however.
More than a dozen states adopted new laws intended to comply with the rules of the program.
