But following the Clinton Administration's policy of passivity has coincided with a trend away from freedom and the rule of law.

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Between 2002 and 2010, Colombia recovered its standing in the international community thanks to remarkable improvements in our domestic policy, not just in security matters, but also the rule of law, economic performance and social policy.

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"We need to design a migration policy that conforms with the rule of law and conforms with the focus on human rights, which is what we are proposing, " said Roque Feliz, deputy director of Centro Bono, a Jesuit nonprofit.

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Few things would worry the Kremlin more than proof that political freedom, the rule of law and sensible foreign policy work well in nearby countries.

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Successive American presidents have continued to proclaim human rights, democracy and the rule of law as the guiding values of their foreign policy.

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Rice used her speech to promote the values of what she calls "American realism, " a foreign policy based on the principles of open markets, democratic capitalism, the rule of law and human rights.

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Karel Van Miert, a Belgian who is responsible for antitrust policy, has completed a white paper on reforms to the working of competition law, and hopes to rule on a weighty list of mergers before his term is up.

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But what I intend to show is that there is a Hayekian approach to communications policy that respects contracts and private property, constrains otherwise unbridled administrative discretion, and promotes free markets and the rule of law.

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