text: Sys. pp. 86-93, 332-334, 365 - 925 - E rule of law - legal rule/ principle - law* Rule of law and legal rule are s3monymous; the former is normally preferred in a text dealing with the law of a particular country, e.g. a rule of English law, and the latter in texts dealing with jurisprudence or comparative law, e.g. legal rules as opposed to rules of morality: for the distinction between the règle de droit of civil-law countries and the rule of law of EN see David Sys. pp. 332-334, 365, David GS pp. 366-368, 399; for the distinction between legal rule and legal principle see David Sys. p. 334 * In the sense of derecho objetivo, droit objectif: CA Constitution Act 1982, 1, Pension Act 1970, 69(l)(d) S regla de derecho F règle de fond E substantive rule S regla de fondo F règle imperative Dr. int. E peremptory norm S regla/norma imperativa F règle imperative absolue = règle imperative F règle juridique (Guillien règle de droit) = règle de droit F règle légale (FR) E statutory rule S NOT rule of law - 926 - règlement V. arrêt de règlement demande en règlement des juges lois et règlements 1. (dr. adm.! BE, CA, FR, GE, RW) acte législatif 2. ensemble de règles 3. ensemble de mesures E 1. regulation 2. regulation - rules* ~ (set of) regulations/rules 3. arrangement - settlement S 1. reglamento 2. reglamento 3. FR règle de droit émanant du pouvoir exécutif, c'est-à-dire décision administrative, catégorie normative qui comprend les décrets et les arrêtée et à laquelle appartiennent, avant leur ratification par le Parlement (Guillien), les ordonnances : Const. 21, 37, CP 127; Dalloz Dr. adm. pp. 55 et seq.. Brown 7-8; BE Const. 107, GE Const. 116, RW Const. 47, 90, 92, CA Loi d'interprétation 1967-68 
analysis: The text appears to be related to the field of law, specifically discussing the concepts of "rule of law", "legal rule", and "regulations". The text also mentions specific laws and constitutional provisions, such as the Canadian Constitution Act 1982 and the French Loi d'interprétation 1967-68. This suggests that the text is focused on the principles and practices of law, rather than a specific industry or field.