At its fifth session, the Committee, by decision 1 (V), adopted rule 64 (previously provisional rule 64 A).3

At the same session, the Committee, by decision 2 (V), adopted rule 67 (previously provisional rule 66 A).4

At the same session, the Committee adopted rule 98.16

At the same session, the Committee adopted paragraphs 1 to 4 of rule 94 (previously provisional rule 93).11

At least one unique high school rule has been adopted by college football.

The Constitution adopted by constitutional Loya Jirga on 4 January 2004 establishes a unified Islamic State based on the rule of law.

Under Spanish rule, the country adopted the denomination Viceroyalty of Peru, which became Republic of Peru after independence.

India had adopted a firm intersectoral anti terrorism strategy in which priority was given to dialogue, democratic political processes and the rule of law.

At its twenty eighth session, the Committee adopted subparagraph (a) and the second part of subparagraph (b) of rule 91 and paragraphs 5 and 6 of rule 94 which had been left pending at its twenty seventh session.12

Decisions on sanctions will be streamlined by a reverse majority rule, under which a European Commission recommendation for decision is considered adopted unless rejected by a majority of the member states ministers.

Each term in this particular rule is a rule name.

Human rights, democracy and the rule of law figure prominently in the Declaration to be adopted at this High level Plenary Meeting.

At its twenty seventh session, the Committee adopted rules 80 to 93, with the exception of subparagraph (a) and the second part of subparagraph (b) of rule 91 which were adopted at the twenty eighth session (previously provisional rules 79 to 92).10

(a) Rule making

One of the great ironies of colonial history is the way in which colonized people adopted some of the very prejudices that justified colonial rule.

The Constitution adopted since 18 July 1999 has made the Niger a State governed by the rule of law and instituted a semi presidential form of government in a comprehensive multiparty system (some 25 political parties are registered).

His Government had adopted measures aimed at accelerating growth, poverty reduction and human development and strengthening governance, respect for human rights and the rule of law.

Morsi was able to rule without restraint, trampling freely on citizens fundamental rights, because the military regime that assumed control after Hosni Mubarak s 2011 ouster scheduled presidential elections before a constitution was adopted.

Each question pertained to a Rule, and beneath each Rule was a checklist pertaining to the implementation measures.

It could be analysed (a) in a positive sense, as a rule or a principle with a regional sphere of validity in relation to a universal rule or principle or (b) in a negative sense, as a rule or a principle that imposes a limitation on the validity of a universal rule or principle.

They created a ruler that bends, what we would call these days a tape measure a flexible rule, a rule that bends.

Although the draft Convention did not explicitly endorse the 60 day rule which the United States would have preferred, he did not believe that it adopted or endorsed a contrary or more restrictive practice.

On 15 August, it adopted two new paragraphs spelling out the modalities of the follow up procedure, added to rule 95 of the Committee's rules of procedure.

The initial measures that could be adopted within the existing rule and regulations, or through the adjustment of existing rules, are described in paragraphs 8 to 11.

This new paragraph to Rule 65 was adopted by the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination at its sixty fourth session (23 February 12 March 2004).

All await a chance to rule.

A new paragraph 3 was added to rule 87 and a new sentence was added to rule 92, paragraph 1.9

This is a trend rather than a rule.

Even though a number of them have not been adopted, some were aimed at overemphasizing military powers and limiting or reducing the judicial guarantees for citizens, which constitutes an important element for the rule of law.

Adopted without a vote.

Each line or unbroken grouping of lines is a rule for example one rule begins with name part .

If too loose, a rule is merely ornamental.

The credibility associated with a simple rule disappeared.

And it was because of a rule, which, to me, is a very good rule Never be the brightest person in a room, and we weren't.

They adopted a new policy.

Japan adopted a similar stance.

Resolution adopted without a vote.

Resolution adopted without a vote.

Resolution adopted without a vote.

Most states have a version of this discretionary disclosure rule under Rules of Professional Conduct, Rule 1.6 (or its equivalent).

Note that a corrigendum has already been issued to correct, in the third line, rule 64 to read rule 65 .

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There is now a solid opposition in Venezuela and less distance between those who rule and those who want to rule.