It promotes trade facilitation and effective controls through its legal provisions that detail the application of simple yet efficient procedures and also contains new and obligatory rules for its application.
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Tradition therefore ascribed to it the character of a chief magistracy, and its members, or rather its leaders, including the prophets of that time, were regarded as the authors of other obligatory rules.
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According to deontology, people have a " duty " to act in a way that does those things that are inherently good as acts ( " truth-telling " for example ), or follow an objectively obligatory rule ( as in rule utilitarianism ).
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The churches have not imposed this as an obligatory rule, and the ashes may even be wiped off immediately after receiving them; but some Christian leaders, such as Lutheran pastor Richard P . Bucher and Catholic bishop Kieran Conry, recommend it as a public profession of faith.
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According to one scholar, Hauer's twelve-tone music was balanced between the " obligatory rule " that each composition follow an arrangement of the total chromatic : " the'Constellation'or " Grundgestalt'('basic shape'), " and his often emphasized concept of tropes, or unordered arrangement of a pair of hexachords.
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Since the colonial age, there were rules issued by the authorities from Spain to regulate the official documents preservation, such as real identification cards ( there were obligatory rules issued by the king in the West Indies ) and real provisions ( document used by the royal audience to execute a real identification card to the province s governors and other lower authorities ) which help to prove some established norms with documents during that period.
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