Sentence examples for * jurists in from inspiring English sources

These jurists, in their commentaries, had incorporated practically all that was of importance.

With the fall of Mr. Hussein's government, she said, there are many trained jurists in Iraq.

The judges singled out for imposing lower sentences are among the most respected jurists in the country.

Khomeini argued therein for the establishment of a theocratic government administered by Islamic jurists in place of corrupt secular regimes.

The British Stamp Act received its first repudiation from jurists in the Frederick County Court House on November 23 , 1765

It leaves out lower-court judges, who make up about three-quarters of the 1,259 jurists in the state.

As they described what they had done and why, some of the veteran Israeli jurists portrayed in "The Law in These Parts" twitched or smirked or stared off in the distance.

In the Grand National Assembly a team of Soviet jurists assisted in the preparation of the "Dimitrov Constitution," enacted on December 4 , 1947

In Converting Persia, issued in paperback last year, Rula Abisaab, of McGill University, notes: Even though distinguished jurists were in general revered and emulated, the clerical community as a whole, with its varying judicial ranks, were at times the center [sic] of ridicule and disdain among common Persians.

There he earned a reputation as one of the state's most conservative jurists, retiring in the early 1990s.

A panel of international jurists experienced in other cases involving crimes against humanity should advise the Iraqi judges.