Instead, rum is defined by the varying rules and laws of the nations producing the spirit.

His last five lectures in his 1871-1872 laws of the nations course specifically discussed the explosive topic of liberalism.

Whether or do not a blockade was seen as lawful depended on the laws of the nations whose trade was influenced by the blockade.

Even more troubling, he said, is that sailors at sea are subject to the laws of the nations under which they are flagged, and maritime ministries do not effectively monitor working conditions.

This may be caused in part by the original culture of Romani people, which they carried with them from India, and which was reinforced during their centuries of nomadic existence; they could ignore or get around many of the laws of the nations through which they traveled.

I feel that Parliament and the Presidency must make further endeavours - and we are doing - and reach a speedy conclusion on the matter for the difficulties that arise from the different laws of the nations to which we belong do not, when it comes down to it, make all the Members subject to the same conditions.