Because of the universality of its application, however, the idea was also linked with the theoretical notion that it was the law common to all peoples and was dictated by nature an idea that the Romans took from Greek philosophy.
The PC declined in the universality of its application, and while it remains popular to this day (however one defines it), its usefulness has been honed to a finer point — stationary productivity, gaming, storage, and so on.
The formal constraints of right are: generality, universality in application, ordering of conflicting claims, publicity, and finality.
"It has the universality of Google for its specific application.
Universality in application then imposes a limit on how complex principles of justice can be they must be understandable to common moral sense, and not so complicated that only experts can apply them in deliberations.
Both publicity and universality in application (as Rawls defines it) are controversial conditions.
However, despite the universality of the principles examined in this work, their application is restricted to civil society.
It is not necessary to adopt Lord Hoffmann's contention that human rights are national in application (in his April 2009 lecture The Universality of Human Rights) to feel disquiet about the abdication of responsibility for a key area of domestic law to judges from 47 different legal traditions, deciding issues which arise in very different contexts from that faced in the English media.
The universality of the relaxation time affords some significant advantages for certain applications of our model.
