Sentence examples for a visiting jurist from inspiring English sources

A new research center at the University of Arizona will be named after the late Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist, who sometimes taught courses at the university as a visiting jurist.

Call ahead to arrange a visit to the nearby underground mausoleum of the rabbi known as the Chatam Sofer (1762-1839), a renowned Talmudic scholar and jurist.

Similarly, a visit from Henry's boyhood acquaintance Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. leads to recollections of his cousin, the pretty and spirited Minny Temple, whose early death traumatized not only James but many other young men of his circle, including Holmes and the Harvard jurist John Gray.

This is a difficult world for a jurist, a scholarly, detached neutral person to operate within.

In January 1964 he and his wife Joan travelled to India and Pakistan, visiting major cities such as Madras and Jaipur, meeting eminent jurists and speaking with Jawaharlal Nehru.

Convicting a jurist over a court ruling is an appalling attack on judicial independence.

Karl Albrecht Schachtschneider, a jurist and a founding member of the BfB, was also a well-known anti-Europeanist.

More likely, the relationships forged in the process of the show, which included visits by jurists to the studios of those they selected, will follow the model of the photograph hung at the entrance: a few conversations will develop; some artists will make an effort to encourage and mentor.

Bush wanted a predictable conservative jurist without a paper trail.

Judge Rakoff, appointed by Bill Clinton in 1996, is a veteran of the bench, with a well-earned reputation for being a jurist's jurist.

Judge Milton was a generous colleague and an outstanding jurist, and he will be greatly missed.