Themes: SMSC - British values; society ... Countries that observe 'the rule of law' hold it as a principle that everyone is equal before the law. The actions of governments or rulers can be ...

That means rejecting the extremities of politics and focusing on what truly makes Britain great: democracy, the rule of law, respect, firmness, decency and opportunity. British values are mirrored ...

For the revolutionaries not only rejected royal and imperial authority but also embraced what we now call the “rule of law,” first ... the mid-1760s because the British Parliament’s new ...

“The Challenges of Democracy and the Rule of Law” is ... Rights are the creation of law. Laws are, among other things, an expression of the collective values of the society that makes them ...

but the nature and character of the soon-to-be nation—and the importance of the rule of law—were forged by a Boston lawyer who put his nascent political career at risk to defend British ...

The president of the United States appears to have long ago forgotten that Americans fought the Revolutionary War not merely to secure their independence from the British monarchy but to establish ...

Twentieth-century America emphasized many of the values I hold dear—especially the rule of law. I grew up in San Francisco just after World War II. What I learned then may prove helpful now.