The rule of law is a fundamental tenet of modern governance.

Several delegates echoed the High Commissioner's own words that asylum is a central tenet of democracy .

g Converging Dangers in a Post 9 11 World , testimony of United States Director of Central Intelligence George J. Tenet before the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, 6 February 2002.

A fundamental tenet of humanitarian law is that it equally binds all the parties to an armed conflict, and its application is not contingent on the causes or origins of the hostilities.

Common sense, a rare idea in the law, but here it was. Common sense Revolts at the idea. Common sense.

We have a common past, and we have a common future.

We have a common past and we share a common future.

We must reassert our common humanity and our common universal values.

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CAMBRIDGE The promise that each generation will be better off than the last is a fundamental tenet of modern society. By and large, most advanced economies have fulfilled this promise, with living standards rising over recent generations, despite setbacks from wars and financial crises.

The no bailout clause that was included in the monetary union s founding treaty is an indispensable corollary. Eurobonds, for example, would not only create moral hazard taxation without representation would also violate a fundamental tenet of democracy and undermine support for the European idea.

Such reasons may conceal more compelling factors, as the recent resignation of American CIA Director George Tenet suggests. But Tony Blair lost one of his best and most loyal cabinet friends, Alan Milburn, because he genuinely wanted to spend more time with his family.

The discussion at the Conference took as its fundamental premise the oneness of creation, a common humanity, a common destiny and a common global environment.

But they did it thanks to a common identity Europe and a common economy.

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Common, the common I think that's absolutely right, and why? Because there are more drugs to treat common diseases than there are to treat rare diseases.

It was a common threat, which required a common, concerted, coordinated and comprehensive international response.

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As communicators, their overriding goal is to develop a common voice reflected in common strategies, but this can happen only through their being brought together in a common forum.

Canning, the great British foreign secretary once said, Britain has a common interest, but no common allies.

We are now attempting a common passport for the Anglophone Caribbean and have a common cricket team.

The first component is the classic French Republican prohibition on gathering data in the official census or by government agencies or public or private enterprises on ethnicity, religion, and even social class. Collecting these data would, it is argued, violate the Republican tenet that France is one and indivisible.

The primary tenet of Samoan culture was that an individual's identity was determined through bloodlines and the combined male and female ancestry, not through gender, as was also the right to a chiefly title traditionally, only men could be title holders and only chiefs could sit in ruling bodies.

We tend to constantly ignore public wealth simply because it is in the common wealth, it's common goods.