Sentence examples for * the jurists from inspiring English sources

The Schloss Leopoldskron has tight security by Salzburg's relaxed standards, but not because of the jurists who congregate there.

There was a time when Eurosceptics agonised about "sovereignty", sounding like the jurists and lawyers that many of them were.

The issue then was how to discover it, and the jurists devised elaborate rules for doing so.

"Our opposition is not meant to be a lack of respect for the jurists involved in the I.C.C.," Mr. Bloomfield said.

Most of the jurists who presided over his case are now in jail and many in the media who cheered his imprisonment now face the same treatment themselves.

Still, as the jurists grilled the two sides, it was not easy for the casual viewer to get a read on what they were thinking.

This reminded us of some words written by Judge Learned Hand, himself one of the supreme jurists of our time, in appreciation of Benjamin Cardozo shortly after Judge Cardozo's death, in 1938.

[7] Judge Learned Hand was considered one of the finest jurists of his era, but it is hard to imagine that his name did not contribute to his fame.

It turns out that in Mississippi (as in about 30 other states) the top jurists are elected, and one swing-vote justice happens to be up for election in the coming year.

The required consultation is only with the Muslim jurists, not the people.

I'll leave it to the scientists, jurists, and historians to weigh in on that.