The law of relativity prohibits it.

It's, uh, Einstein's law of relativity.

(Starck) The law of relativity prohibits it.

Relativity, yes. We can't break the law of relativity, but we can go around it.

While issues relating to what might generally be referred to as “victims' rights” have been addressed in many domestic law systems for long periods of time, consideration of these issues under international law is of relatively recent vintage.

For example, the New Public Management model would tend to be suited where the following conditions are met: large supply of skilled individuals in the labour market; respect for the rule of law; relative absence of nepotism, political clientelism or patronage in public administration; a tradition of transparency in recruitment, remuneration, and promotion of staff in the public service; and a culture in society of geographical and occupational mobility.

The second type of regionalism - a regional approach to international law-making - conceives regions as privileged forums for international law-making because of the relative homogeneity of the interests and actors concerned.

The second type of regionalism - a regional approach to international law-making - conceives regions as privileged fora for international law-making because of the relative homogeneity of the interests and actors concerned.

The Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization under the overall supervision of the Ministry of Justice is responsible for administration of the law, relative to naturalization, entry, deportation and registration of aliens;

In particular, it rejects the recently divulged intention of the United Kingdom to make a submission to the Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf — established by the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea — relative to the outer limits of the continental shelf of these Argentine territories.