Sentence examples for To jurisprudence from inspiring English sources

The government now seems to be applying a similar ingenuity to jurisprudence.

Lord Hope said Lord Neuberger had enjoyed a "distinguished career" and would make a "significant contribution" to jurisprudence at the Supreme Court.

Last year, Neil Gorsuch delivered a memorial tribute to Scalia, in which he said that the Justice's greatest contribution to jurisprudence was his commitment to historical inquiry.

He was the author of numerous books on the theories and philosophy of law, including Einführung in die Rechtswissenschaft (1910; "Introduction to Jurisprudence"); Grundzüge der Rechtsphilosophie (1914; Eng. trans.

Scalia was committed to an originalist approach to jurisprudence, but a literal reading of the Fourteenth Amendment's guarantee of equal protection would not seem to require a ruling to desegregate schools.

Radical Islam is a real departure -- a reformist movement that challenges almost every aspect of traditional authority in Islamic societies, from social services to jurisprudence to the exclusion of women from public life.

Duhamel attended the École Polytechnique in Paris from 1814 to 1816 before moving to Rennes to study jurisprudence.

On the advice of Herbert Warren, he returned to Magdalen to study Jurisprudence in October 1921.

Recent challenges to general jurisprudence, and particularly to legal positivism, have taken an interesting methodological turn.

The main challenge for a theory of law, as Kelsen saw it, is to provide an explanation of legality and the normativity of law, without an attempt to reduce jurisprudence, or "legal science", to other domains.

"It is an endless question to which jurisprudence can provide no answers, to which we must seek the answers outside of the law: What is right and what is wrong?" This is where the festival comes in.