| Bullying is the classic statement that violence is right, that might is right. |
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| This is an onerous responsibility, a responsibility which cannot be achieved by the notion that might is right. |
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| That means working in the United Nations for the rule of law, not the policy of might is right. |
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| Children need discipline and clear boundaries but when parents resort to physical punishment they give out the wrong message that might is right. |
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| He explained that, in the invisible world of FM radio waves, might is right. |
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| Political realism in essence reduces to the political-ethical principle that might is right. |
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| Or will the world revert to the rule of the powerful, where might is right? |
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| These are the days of might is right and revenge is my right. |
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| What's the point of engaging with what's happening around us when truth doesn't matter, might is right, and ethics hold you back and cost you money? |
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| We are living under the New World Order where might is right and the propaganda machine creates the truths and facts to serve the cause of that right. |
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| You cannot fight people into behaving well. At the same time, democracies shrink from the idea that might is right. |
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| The increase in the interdependence of states restricted the principle that might is right in international affairs. |
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| If might is right, they have much to fear, especially if they must contend with an aggressive regional power. |
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| The European Union is not governed by the concept that might is right but by the principle that power emanates from the law. |
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| In the present case, I would recall that in some international circumstances there is an attempt to promote the principle that might is right. |
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| Values collapse, while people learn that only might is right, and subservience and passivity are conducive to survival. |
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| In a country where the administration of justice and the judicial system are gangrenous with corruption, where might is right, rapists and other crooks are in 20 their element. |
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| For the United States, despite this, to remain entrenched in the cowboy mentality which holds that might is right would be a denial of the principle that such problems can be solved by formal international agreements. |
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| Under this new world order, which uses every possible means to impose the law of the jungle and where might is right, people are beginning to understand that the only solution is resistance and counterattack. |
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| In some cases there is very enlightened leadership in trade union movements, but some still operate under the old premise of might is right and one union had better have more might than the other. |
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