Our `` destiny '' in these perilous times should be to lead strongly in the pursuit of peace, with justice, under law.

Rather, he regarded the notion of " effective calculability " as merely a " working hypothesis " that might lead by inductive reasoning to a " natural law " rather than by " a definition or an axiom ".

# To maintain international peace and security, and to that end: to take effective collective measures for the prevention and removal of threats to the peace, and for the suppression of acts of aggression or other breaches of the peace, and to bring about by peaceful means, and in conformity with the principles of justice and international law, adjustment or settlement of international disputes or situations which might lead to a breach of the peace ;

For instance, just as Moses did not lead the children of Israel into the promised land, but Joshua did, so Moses ' law could not lead them into Heaven but the new covenant mediated by Jesus ( the same name as " Joshua ") could.

The original version of Okun's law states that a 3 % increase in output would lead to a 1 % decrease in unemployment.

These behaviors may increase stress in personal relationships, lead to problems at work and increase the risk of altercations with law enforcement.

Soon after, Pope Alexander III began reforms that would lead to the establishment of canon law.

Based on research, the criminalization of a people can lead to abuses of power on behalf of law enforcement.

She goes on to state that immigration raids are often conducted with a disregard for due process, and that these raids lead people from these communities to distrust law enforcement.

But campaigners warned the new law could criminalise vulnerable people and lead to an increase in rough sleeping.

* Reformers believe that new Islamic legal theories can produce modernized Islamic law and lead to acceptable opinions in areas such as women's rights.

In 1770, he joined the Middle Temple and studied law for three years, which would eventually lead him to his life-work in India ; after a spell as a circuit judge in Wales, and a fruitless attempt to resolve the issues of the American Revolution in concert with Benjamin Franklin in Paris, he was appointed puisne judge to the Supreme Court of Bengal on 4 March 1783, and on 20 March he was knighted.

Elections and political parties in the United Kingdom are affected by Duverger's law, the political science principle which states that plurality voting systems, such as first-past-the-post, tend to lead to the development of two-party systems.

A leader, called the " wulin mengzhu " ( 武林盟主 ), is elected from amongst them to lead the sects to ensure law and order within the jianghu.

Riots and looting lead to a bloody confrontation between the rioters and the government on December 15, and martial law December 17 – 22.

Futurists such as Ray Kurzweil, Bruce Sterling, and Vernor Vinge believe that the exponential improvement described by Moore's law will ultimately lead to a technological singularity: a period where progress in technology occurs almost instantly.

The total capacity of a lead – acid battery is a function of the rate at which it is discharged, which is described as Peukert's law.

pp. 173 – 174 </ ref > and that those criminals who are shot are typically shot as victims of crime themselves ( in incidents unrelated to the crimes that lead to their incarceration ) and not by law abiding citizens.

Furious, President Jackson threatened to lead an army to South Carolina and hang any man who refused to obey the law.

In a democratic society, wide agreement on a given law as punishing a " victimless crime " will eventually lead to that law's abolishment, as has been the case with most laws regarding homosexuality or sodomy law, abolished in most democratic countries in the later 20th century.

These include moral responsibility for own actions, eligibility to be called to read from the Torah and lead or participate in a Minyan, May possess personal property, May be legally married according to Jewish law, Must follow the 613 laws of the Torah and keep the Halakha, May testify as a witness in a Beth Din ( Rabbinical court ) case.

Precisely what the Bar / Bat Mitzvah should lead during the service varies in Judaism's different denominations and from one congregation to another and is not fixed by Jewish law.

However, the sex appeal West gave in these movies would also lead to the enforcement of the Production Code, as the newly formed organization the Catholic Legion of Decency threatened a boycott if it was not enforced.

While the enforcement in theory could lead to a Big Brother-style surveillance society, in practice social convention among the Minds prohibits them from watching, or interfering in, citizens ' lives unless requested, or unless they perceive severe risk.

Law enforcement authorities were not impressed with his style or reputation, however, and they continued gathering evidence against Gotti that helped lead to his downfall.

Forests were typically tied to castles, both to assist with the enforcement of the law and to store the goods being extracted from the local economy: Peveril Castle was linked to the Peak Forest and the local lead mining there ; St Briavels was tied to the Forest of Dean ; and Knaresborough, Rockingham and Pickering to their eponymous forests respectively.

The lead Guardian present stated that the Manhunters were their first law enforcement agents before they started the Green Lantern Corps.

Not only is the DEA the lead agency for domestic enforcement of the Controlled Substances Act, sharing concurrent jurisdiction with the Federal Bureau of Investigation ( FBI ) and Immigration and Customs Enforcement ( ICE ), it also has sole responsibility for coordinating and pursuing U. S. drug investigations abroad.

In 1955 television producer Frederick Ziv of ZIV Television Productions offered Crawford the lead role as " Chief Dan Mathews " in the police drama Highway Patrol, which dramatized law enforcement activities of the California Highway Patrol ( CHP ).

Generic use of a trademark presents an inherent risk to the effective enforcement of trademark rights and may ultimately lead to genericide.

Most liberal democracies expect professionalism from law enforcement personnel, so any physical violence towards a subject during interrogation in the absence of bona fide physical provocation could compromise the prosecution's case or lead to civil or criminal legal consequences for the interrogators.

The websites will present visitors with a variety of options which, instead of leading to illegal images, lead to a law enforcement site that will inform them that their personal details have been recorded and that they have committed a crime.

For example, the EPA could be designated by Congress to promulgate rules " that control harmful pollutants "; the Agency could then promulgate broad rules ( including definitions and enforcement provisions ), in the absence of existing specific laws, to control lead emissions, radon emissions, pesticide emissions, and so forth.

As of summer 2006, tighter enforcement in Arizona has likely lead to fewer deaths there, but border wide fatalities were approaching the record pace of 2005.

Its function is to lead and coordinate the action of the law enforcement forces against organised crime.

They are then expected to learn the basics of law enforcement very quickly, and any failing during their rigorous training is likely to lead to expulsion.

However, a major review of the powers required by HMRC was announced at the time of the 2004 Pre-Budget Report on 9 December 2004, covering the suitability of existing powers, new powers that might be required, and consolidating the existing compliance regimes for surcharges, interest, penalties and appeal, which may lead to a single, consolidated enforcement regime for all UK taxes, and a consultation document was published after the 2005 Budget on 24 March 2005.

His lead attorney was Arthur Mullen, an Irish Catholic and a prominent Democrat, who had earlier failed in his attempt to obtain an injunction against enforcement of the Siman Act from the Nebraska State Supreme Court.

These backlogs and delays may lead to a lack of justice for victims, the report notes, and “ in worst-case scenarios … lead to additional victimization by serial offenders or the incarceration of people wrongly con ­ victed of a crime .” Findings include: 1 ) As an indicator of how widespread this problem has become, “ 18 percent of unsolved alleged sexual assaults that occurred from 2002 to 2007 contained forensic evidence that was still in police custody ( not submitted to a crime lab for analysis )"; 2 ) One major challenge is that 43 % of law enforcement agencies “ do not have a computerized system for tracking forensic evidence, either in their inventory or after it is sent to the crime lab "; 3 ) On average, 50 – 60 % of kits test positive for biological material that does not belong to the victim ; 4 ) Survey responses indicated that there may be some misunderstanding of the value of biological evidence.

This internal method of distribution makes it hard to find a copy of the software outside of the ( presumed safely anonymous ) Share network, since offering this software publicly could lead to unwanted attention from law enforcement agencies.

In many jurisdictions, law enforcement fees for multiple false alarms are significant, and even lead to loss of service, while losses due to undeterred crimes can be large or even priceless.

Inexperienced or overwhelmed users of psychedelics sometimes have challenging emotional experiences that are resolved through law enforcement or medical intervention, which may lead to psychological damage long after the trip is over.