I would go so far as to say that we're contributing to the insurgency's popular support base by treating rule of law as something that is imposed, not as something that begins at a very local level.
North Korea's pre-emptive, missile-guided raspberry on April 5th hours before President Obama outlined his nuclear-free dream in Prague had long been expected from a regime that treats rule-breaking as a national pastime.
However, a court cannot treat rules of customary international law as having been incorporated into Singapore common law if they are inconsistent with existing statutes.
Driven by the goal of high performance, the rule-oriented design treats reaction rules as the primary computational entities and represents regions only implicitly.
They are now treating the rule of law as contemptuously as Mr Castro himself does.
We enrolled 2320 subjects and subsequently excluded 134 (6%) subjects for whom their treating physicians ruled out CAP as their primary diagnosis, thus restricting the analyses to 2183 subjects.
TRADE ministers look upon negotiating deadlines much as Italians treat the rules of the road: useful in principle but almost always worth ignoring in practice.
"Throughout my 36-year parliamentary career I took great care to act with probity and to treat the rules of the House of Commons with the greatest respect," he said.
The moment a state treated the rules of international law as binding on others but not on itself, the compact on which the law rested was broken, Bingham argued.
Especially if investors and regulators treat accounting rules sensibly: as a measuring stick, not a source of universal truth.On that score the old system of historic-cost accounting was worse.
This argument, too, fails to provide an account of authority that treats legal rules as exclusionary reasons.
