Mr Berlusconi failed to remind the Russian Government to abide by the rule of law.
Another amendment requires the government to "rule the country by law, " the first-ever such reference in the Constitution.
We hope that the events that took place in that part of the world will convince all those concerned of the necessity to abide by the rule of law and respect the human rights of all peoples.
The statement from his office on Thursday called on the court to cease pursuing him and to abide by the rule of law - "the absence of which will cause mockery of the nation... unnecessary tension amongst the various pillars of state and possibly destabilize the country".
The manual provides that, subject to any applicable rule of international law or to any regulations prescribed by the president, military commissions shall be guided by the appropriate principles of law and rules of procedure and evidence prescribed for courts-martial.
For nine hours on December 1st, witnesses held forth on the threat to the rule of law posed by false testimony.
We should offer an example of moral leadership in the world, committed to treat people humanely, abide by the rule of law, and be generous and caring to our neighbors.
Even tiny Uruguay now exports more beef than its neighbour across the River Plate thanks partly to big investments by Argentines who like its commitment to the rule of law.
Highly populated places can prosper when people are free to start businesses, keep most of what they earn and are protected by the Rule of Law, especially pertaining to property rights and individual equality.
Highly populated places can prosper when people are free to start businesses, keep most of what they earn and are protected by the Rule of Law, especially pertaining to property rights and individual equality before the law.
We have received sanctimonious lectures from the other side of the aisle about the rule of law, but the law does not permit perjury to be proved by the uncorroborated testimony of one witness nor does the law recognizes corroboration, the fact that the witness made the same statement to several different people.
It creates an unfair, jump-the-gun, time-to-market advantage, by ignoring the rule of law standard of securing permission from property owners before use in the marketplace, a business practice that law-abiding competitors must respect.
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Despite the calls in Washington for some sort of sanctions, Mr Bush is still backing Russia's bid to join the WTO because he believes that having to live by its rules will strengthen the rule of law in Russia.
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In the next few months, it is due to rule on the validity of a law pushed through by Mr Uribe which changes the constitution to allow a president to seek a second term.
Today we agree to continue this work guided by the principles of the rule of law, respect for human rights, equality, and mutual respect.
But many hope that the conflict will ultimately lead to the more open atmosphere and the rule of law promised by President Muhammad Khatami.
But courts that respect the rule of law should refuse to enforce a judgment procured by fraud in a judicial system lacking due process and impartial judges.
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The secret of growth was then not just to strengthen the market but to cut the costs of doing business, to improve education and skills, to upgrade technology and, especially, to strengthen public institutions by reducing corruption and improving the rule of law.
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Well I won't make any comments on intelligence matters or intelligence operations or infiltration but I would say this, that the difference between us and the terrorists, those who are prepared to use murder and mayhem is we abide by the rule of law and our rule of law requires evidence.
"Any company that abides by the law has nothing to fear from this rule, " said Linda Ricci, a budget office spokeswoman.
Opponents of the BNP and its allies argue they should be excluded from payments if they fail to abide by rules on "human rights" and "rule of law".
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Argentina has never been able to shake peronismo, which replaced the rule of law with governance by a troika of big labor, domestic producers and a corrupt political class.
Ian Paisley's declaration since that his party "will not be found wanting" if republicans, in his words, "complete the transition to democracy and the rule of law", has been welcomed by pro-agreement politicians but it has rocked sections of his party and his traditional supporters.
The regime shifted national resources towards armaments as soon as the Enabling Law of March 1933 gave Hitler the power to rule by decree.
"There's nothing 'moral' about attempting to bully the Supreme Court by presenting a false choice between the rule of law and love for one's neighbor, " she said Tuesday.
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Over the course of the House managers' presentation last week, I confess I was struck by how often they referred to the significance of the rule of law.
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After declaring the reinstated parliament "clinically dead" in mid-August, the government further provoked the opposition by asking the Constitutional Court to rule on the validity of the electoral law.
But passivity in the face of egregious crimes by the state or by guerrillas is a poor foundation on which to build the rule of law something which many Latin American democracies still lack.
But as the strike ended, the Democratic Co-ordinator, the opposition umbrella group, launched a plan to spend the next fortnight gathering the 1.2m signatures required by law to hold a referendum on Mr Chavez's rule.
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