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But I am a student of the British constitution ; my unhesitating conviction is that the constitution of the Empire ought to develop , as it is actually developing , in the same way in which grew up the constitution of England.103 The relation between England and the Dominions , and , as far as possible , between England and the colonies which are not as yet self-governing countries , need not be developed by arduous feats of legislation . But if the plugin is used with MSIE 3 ( on Windows ) the workaround wo n't work because MSIE 3 does n't give the Range-Request clue that Navigator does . It inevitably leads to the conclusion that any form of popular government ought to be based on the existence of strictly universal suffrage . " This responsibility of onsists : wo ferent dsof es . It need not be said that this is absurd , although the rules of law which are based upon it are not so . The directive is only allowed within the designated context ; if you try to use it elsewhere , you 'll get a configuration error that will either prevent the server from handling requests in that context correctly , or will keep the server from operating at all - - i.e ., the server wo n't even start . Now my belief in the substantial truth of the first and the second of our three propositions makes it needless for me , at any rate for the purpose of this Introduction , to consider the reservations with which their absolute accuracy ought to be assumed . The time has come when the fact ought to be generally admitted that the amount of government , that is of coercion , of individuals or classes by the state , which is necessary to the welfare or even to the existence of a civilised community , cannot permanently co-exist with the effective belief that deference to public opinion is in all cases the sole or the necessary basis of a democracy . Is it possible that so-called " constitutional law " is in reality a cross between history and custom which does not properly deserve the name of law at all , and certainly does not belong to the province of a professor called upon to learn or to teach nothing but the true indubitable law of England ? The habit has now grown up that conferences should be held from time to time in England , at which shall be present the Premier of England and the Premier of each Dominion , for consultation and discussion on all matters concerning the interest and the policy of the Empire , and that such conferences should be from time to time held may now , it is submitted , be considered a moral right of each Dominion . The constitution was to them , in the quaint language of George the Third , " the most perfect of human formations " ; 3 it was to them not a mere polity to be compared with the government of any other state , but so to speak a sacred mystery of statesmanship ; it " had ( as we have all heard from our youth up ) not been made but had grown " ; it was the fruit not of abstract theory but of that instinct which ( it is supposed ) has enabled Englishmen , and especially uncivilised Englishmen , to build up sound and lasting institutions , much as bees construct a honeycomb , without undergoing the degradation of understanding the principles on which they raise a fabric more subtlely wrought than any work of conscious art . If your using a newer machine with an internal modem then these settings should be fine . Should this outlined approach not result in a satisfactory resolution , or the issue has not been dealt with , then staff and students can raise the matter with their campus Occupational Health and Safety Committee through the committee secretary , by placing the issue on the agenda . But , when every admission which the most ardent of Imperialists can ask for , is made of the benefits conferred in every quarter of the world upon the inhabitants of different countries , by the existence of England 's Imperial power , it is quite possible for a calm observer to doubt whether the so-called federalisation of the British Empire is an object which ought to be aimed at by the statesmen either of England or of the Dominions . Some familiarity with the standards is assumed , but not necessary . To these you should add Acts such as those which declare valid marriages which , owing to some mistake of form or otherwise , have not been properly celebrated , and Acts , common enough at one time but now rarely passed , for the divorce of married persons . These inquires are , many of them , great and weighty ; but they are not inquiries which will ever be debated in the law courts . The exact reasons for doing this are somewhat complicated , but involve what happens if the client is making a request at the same time the server sends a response and closes the connection . Apache 's <VirtualHost> treats all addresses as " optional " ( i.e ., the server should continue booting if it ca n't resolve the address ) .