Sentence examples for a juridical issue from inspiring English sources

The termination of the contract between the government and Occidental, an American company, is entirely a juridical issue.

Critical reflection has suggested considering the juridical issue of clarifying and reducing to a strict number the possible DA typologies, separately from the economic question.

To this aim, we investigated the opinion of 3361 Italian physicians about the use of human embryos generation for isolation of hESC, about the stem cells clinical potential, and about related ethical and juridical issues.

Although no one would hold him responsible, in a juridical sense, for the outcome, on Marx's own principle the outcome tells us something about the ideas.

The status of the believer in Islam remained in practice a juridical question, not a matter for theologians or philosophers to decide.

Dreyfus was freed, but it was a juridical fudge – an amnesty for all – which Zola loathed.

John II separated the council into a governmental advisory and a juridical body.

"I think it has been more of a political process than a juridical process".

"If I'd received a juridical demand to stop the project, we would never have made it," Lerner recalls.

It maintains that an unimplanted embryo is a "juridical person" with the same rights as anyone else.

And it is in this peculiar balance between a juridical, frowning severity and a lyrical melting attachment that Milosz's power to unsettle us lies.