Every morning I make it a rule to watch the English course on TV.

Together we can make certain that the so called exceptions begin to rule.

Together we can make certain that the so called exceptions begin to rule.

The Makefile that comes with expat does not build a library by default, you can use this make rule for that

The commitment we make to strengthen and advance the international rule of law will be a lasting legacy for future generations.

Prior thereto, the Committee may refer the communication to a working group established under rule 95, paragraph 1, of these rules or to a special rapporteur designated under rule 95, paragraph 3, to make recommendations to the Committee.

He said, In your exegesis, you must make it clear that every single verse of the Torah is a commentary, a gloss upon the Golden Rule.

Calls upon States to make continuous efforts to strengthen the rule of law and promote democracy by

The truth is that there's a five minute rule, not the tenth of a second rule like Todorov, but a five minute rule.

This is a rule device. And on the back are some other devices, measuring tools and scales, to be able to make some calculations. Okay?

(a) Rule making

Newspapers published in gigantic numbers. Russia's people wanted to make a difference and amazingly they did their energy and cohesion put an end to Communist rule.

As a region where numerous States have recently achieved peaceful transition from totalitarian rule to democracy, we can make a constructive contribution to the work of the Security Council.

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

In addition, the initiative to create within the Secretariat a Rule of Law Assistance Unit to cooperate with national initiatives to restore the rule of law in societies that have been or are still in conflict is a very positive one that will make it possible to enhance our approach to issues of the rule of law and reconciliation in the post conflict phase.

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.

Prior thereto, the Committee may refer the communication to the Working Group or to a case rapporteur designated under rule 106, paragraph 3, to make recommendations to the Committee.

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

The Rule of Rescue should be understood as a rule about human psychology, not about morality. Applying it can seem justifiable if we put ourselves in the position of a captive, or imagine that our child, parent, or spouse has been captured by terrorists who make a credible offer to release our loved one for a ransom.

A major rule in international relations is never to make a demand that cannot be met. Having already been humiliated by China, such an apology would be politically suicidal for the Japanese government.

A wise person knows when and how to make the exception to every rule, as the janitors knew when to ignore the job duties in the service of other objectives.

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

Rule number three have a plan.

It's a rule for changing rules.

Subject to paragraphs 5 and 6 of the present rule, nothing in this rule shall affect the right of the author or authors or the State party concerned to make public any submission or information bearing on the proceedings.

And then finally, I take a rule, and move the rule to a date line which then tells me the time here.

Is that a rule? I don't know.

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

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.

2. Also welcomes the efforts of the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights to make the promotion of the rule of law a priority in its technical cooperation programmes

He or his representative may, subject to rule 37, make either oral or written statements to the meetings of the Committee or its subsidiary bodies.

Subject to rule 39, the Secretary General or his representative may make oral or written statements at meetings of the Committee or its subsidiary bodies.

(a) Decisions shall, as a rule, be taken by consensus.

I started a rule of first person perspective.

To rule a country is no easy task.

At the same time, we will continue focusing our national efforts on those areas where we feel we can best make a contribution, namely, human rights, the rule of law and Security Council reform.

It will not be possible to restore the rule of international law or make the Organization truly democratic as long as the Council exercises totalitarian powers.

Subject to rule 37 of these rules, he or his representative may make oral or written statements at meetings of the Committee or its subsidiary bodies.

He makes it a rule to take a walk every morning.

With regard to the question of disclosure obligations, it was important to make clear that draft article 6 did not encroach on any rule in a Contracting State that imposed an obligation to provide information.

His Government was also promoting a National Agreement which would enable the political system to address problems and make the necessary changes, in order to ensure constitutional stability, the rule of law and full democracy.

As a rule, they are not housed in prisons.

Rule 109.10, Last day for pay purposes, subparagraph (a) (i), is amended to ensure consistency with rule 106.3, as amended, by including a reference to paternity leave.

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