Habermas builds on this construction in foreseeing not a European federation based on hierarchy and the unity of law directly emanating from an empowered Parliament and basic rights.
"The Fractured Unity of Antitrust Law and the Antitrust Jurisprudence of Justice Stevens," Rutgers Law Journal, Volume 27, No. 3, 1996.
And that truth - our being bound up in a story together with God - as a unity, a fabric, a tissue of law and lore, and love - is not merely something that once was, a tale of bygone days.
The Bavli's paramount intellectual trait is its quest through abstraction for the unity of the law and the integrity of truth.
The unity of law means that the laws of the various sciences are to be deduced from some set of fundamental laws, often thought to be those of physics.
Develop a Common Agenda in Support of Issues and Causes: The core issues democracy, freedom, human rights, the rule of law and the unity of the people and the physical integrity of the Ethiopian nation are shared by all opposition elements.
While the Party continues to employ an instrumental approach to legality and while judges continue to follow the Maoist concept of unity in law and politics, China continues to see positive developments toward the rule of law.
Among these are the evolution of the universe from the Big Bang to the present day; the origin and evolution of planets, stars, galaxies, and the elements themselves; the unity of basic physical law; and the connection between the subatomic properties of nature and the observed macroscopic universe.
Oppenheim and Putnam intended to articulate an idea of science as a reductive unity of concepts and laws to those of the most elementary elements.
The Song Confucianists, by delineating a set of moral principles that were said to originate in nature and be manifest in all things, sought to establish the essential unity of natural laws, physical existence, and human conduct across time and space in spite of the appearance of cultural difference and historical change.
