They do not derive from a social contract.

It takes its character from its context.

LL And so then, what this libertarian draws from these two points ...

They are valuable because they are operational.

It may be that the supreme importance of our outcome document rests on that dialogue.

But what about the more frequent Sunni attacks? Where is their support coming from?

As for trafficking, the figures were derived from assessments by national intelligence agencies.

Efforts to identify witnesses and other potential sources of information continued.

According to the underlying science that Bush ignores, hurricanes take their energy from the warmth of seawater.

National greatness for a world power always arises from its ability to shape the world.

The source or meaning of the conflict in Afghanistan is impossible to find in the country itself.

It is based on the older Alexandrian or Coptic calendar, which in turn derives from the Egyptian calendar.

One hopes that China will derive a new measure of respect and self confidence from these astounding Games.

China has 2,000 years of history as a distinct civilization from which to draw strength.

This reverse engineering can also enlist help from the human record preserved in prehistory.

Perhaps the same is true of the single currency, which will derive strength and validation from the challenges that it overcomes.

Some of the techniques used, such as fault tree analysis, are derived from safety engineering.

Prostitution, Trafficking and other forms of violence against women are rooted in economic systems and structures

Moreover, the war undermined America s real source of power its moral authority.

proliferation of nuclear weapons technologies by one de facto nuclear capable state

Its strength is belief itself belief in a moral order that defies secular, or, indeed, religious dictators.

The other source of North Korea s power is its audacity in playing a weak hand.

Democratic societies, in their tremendous diversity, are powered by many different engines of commitment to a common ethic.

The English name comes from the Russian белуха ( belukha ), which derives from the word белый ( bélyj ), meaning white .

The organization earns interest income primarily from the cash and term deposit balances it maintains throughout the year.

Best practice work prescribes specific solutions, actions and reforms, often derived from a small set of observations.

In practice, civil rights in the Niger are based essentially on customary law, Islamic law and, to a lesser degree, the Civil Code.

40. If a Court is to derive jurisdiction from multilateral conventions other than the Code, the relationship between these conventions and the Code must be clarified.

Most districts are based around large towns, for instance Coleraine Borough Council derives its name from the town of Coleraine in County Londonderry.

Social Darwinism is distinct from other theories of social change because of the way it draws Darwin's distinctive ideas from the field of biology into social studies.

But the lessons that are sometimes derived from Sweden s experience are based on misunderstandings of what we actually did, and of how our system worked.

On the contrary, its importance stems from the fact that China holds the key to global adjustment.

A well ordered modern state is defined by a monopoly on the legitimate use of force, which allows domestic markets to operate.

In the process, conspiracy theories are pulled from the margins of public discourse, where they were generally consigned in the past, and sometimes into the very heart of politics.

The Communist government in China can no longer derive any legitimacy from Marxist, let alone Maoist, ideology.

The many other Africans who lament their nations flagging democratic transitions would do well to draw strength from Kenya s milestone.

More generally, trees comprise two thirds of the species from which medicinal products are derived, and, at the same time, there is a growing interest in natural medicines in the developed world.

Commitment. Seared by memories of turmoil, reinforced by the Cultural Revolution of the 1960 s and 1970 s, China s leadership places the highest priority on stability.

The return of religion to politics and to public life in general is a serious challenge to the rule of democratically enacted law and the civil liberties that go with it.

It is because the Saudi royal family derives its legitimacy from a strict form of Sunni Islam and doubts the loyalty of its Shia population that the Kingdom has turned on Hezbollah.

The idea of a just war, legitimized by a justa causa (just cause), though scorned for many years, is thus back in vogue.

It s not just that Dylan wrote great songs he wrote songs that were deeply rooted in the history of his times, and in a musical and verbal folk tradition that goes back for decades.

Indeed, as important as their functions are, in recent decades central banks have become even more significant as a consequence of the development of financial markets.

As a bonus, the pipeline will also consolidate the Russian economy s status as an appendage of Germany s its supplier of natural resources.

The Group notes that the primary basis of the process is Security Council resolution 1633 (2005), which is binding on all the Ivorian parties.