As the Conservative health minister Tony Newton told the House of Commons in July 1988, "proper action to protect children' would not be allowed to "trample on the rights of parents".
And for any European state contemplating similar measures, it is a clear warning of just how wrong things go when fear and populist agendas are allowed to trample core humanitarian values and the international right to seek asylum.
"Just as the right to free speech does not necessarily include the right to shout Fire!' in a crowded theatre, the principle of free markets does not necessarily mean that investors must be allowed to trample each other in a stampede".
That would please the conservationists, who worry that the pressure to generate summer income may lead to hordes of tourists being allowed to trample the delicate 4,000-ft 4,000-ftteau instead of being confined to thighafé and viewing plateaum at the top of the rainstead
Most Americans believe that states shouldn't be allowed to trample the basic right of interracial couples to marry -- even if a majority of people in a state want to do so.
Mr Obasanjo's opponents had argued that if he were allowed to run again, an African "Big Man" would once more be seen to trample on his country's constitution.
Imagine the trampling of individual rights that would occur if prosecutors were allowed to pursue every person whose behavior they disapproved of.
So that's the coordinated message: If democracy has been allowed to be trampled in the past, then we should all sit back and be fine with democracy being trampled now...as long as it is trampled in defense of the Clintons.
We're only allowed to trample this archeologically significant site at all due to a legal battle spearheaded by a reincarnated King Arthur.
We're only allowed to trample this archaeologically significant site at all due to a legal battle spearheaded by a reincarnated King Arthur.
