Sentence examples for view of the rule from inspiring English sources

The Blair view of the rule of law was of old-fashioned inconvenience.

They also suggested that Mr. Martin had an overly expansive view of the rule, and that it could only be used in limited circumstances.

In a sharply worded ruling that criticized the Chamber of Commerce and the Investment Company Institute for their "myopic view" of the rule, she took aim at the groups for their argument that the rule was unnecessary.

But to proceed with that appeal and stop the plaintiffs from trying to collect on the judgment in the meantime, Chevron would have to post a multi-billion dollar bond, which, given its jaundiced view of the rule of law in Ecuador, it seems unlikely to do.

Those with whom the diplomat must engage have shape-shifted and hard diplomacy is difficult with people who don't share the same view of the rule of law: soft power is harder when faced with Al Qaeda members in Arsenal shirts, and digital diplomacy is harder when groupings are fluidly forming in public and hidden areas of the web.

From the beginning of the hearings when she emphasized her commitment to the rule of law and her view of the rule of law as applying the law to the facts, not making law, Judge Sotomayor showed that, like previous nominees, she knows and accepts the appropriate role of judges.

In advocating a style in which the text ruled the music, Monteverdi and his colleagues took a looser view of the rules of counterpoint than their predecessors did and brought in dissonances that had not been allowed previously but were useful in creating both drama and characterization.

A detailed view of the rules describes the used scoring system and the results.

(53) In view of the rules regarding interoperable systems, it was deemed appropriate to amend Directive 98/26/EC to protect the rights of a system operator that provides collateral security to a receiving system operator in the event of insolvency proceedings against that receiving system operator.

This integration process gives rise to a virtual integrated view of the underlying sources for which mapping rules and integrity constraints are specified to handle heterogeneity.

"The Football League have one view of how to interpret that rule and we have a more stern, or harsh, view of what the rule means," Scudamore told the culture, media and sport select committee last month.