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What are pillars of good governance?
Transparency, accountability, reciprocity, participation, rule of law, oversight, incentives, elimination of price controls, simplification of procedures.
What is the principal feature of 1995 EFDR constitution that diffrent from privies imprial and PDRE constitution in Ethiopia?
Supremacy of constitution secularism Accountability and transparency popular sovereignty rule of law equality before the law
What is a good sentence for rule of law?
a good sentence for is i work in the law airera
How does the government promote rule of law?
The government promotes the rule of law by creating and enforcing laws that apply to all individuals and entities, ensuring equal treatment under the law. It also establishes independent judicial systems to adjudicate disputes and hold individuals accountable for violating laws. Additionally, the government supports transparency and accountability in governance to uphold the rule of law.
The rule stating that work output can never exceed work input is an application of the law of conservation of?
The Law of Conservation of Energy
What is the important of the rule of law?
Nations must observe or follow treaties
In a democracy is rule of law regarded?
It is important, as it gives the government legitimacy. ~ APEX
Why is it important for the switch of the circuit to be opened at the start?
maybe because its a rule or law...
Why is it important for switch of the circuit to be open at the start?
maybe because its a rule or law...
What fall under rule of law?
Under the rule of law, all individuals and institutions are subject to and accountable to the same laws. This includes government officials, citizens, and corporations. It prohibits the arbitrary exercise of power, ensures that laws are applied impartially, protects fundamental rights and liberties, and guarantees access to justice. The rule of law also promotes legal transparency, predictability, and stability in society.
Why is it important to complete and correctly record financial documents?
Businesses are required by law to do so, for tax purposes and economic transparency (is the company you do business with, a financially healthy company?). If you don't comply with the law, you are liable and you can get fined.
What is the most important rule of international law?
Nations must observe or follow treaties
