Sentence examples for as jurisprudence from inspiring English sources

The letter describes that process as "jurisprudence built in the dark".

Russia's lack of professional experts in such fields as jurisprudence, civil and military engineering, astronomy, and geophysics brought a great influx of foreigners.

It was seen by many (principally, of course, on the left) as a political act disguised as jurisprudence and designed to alter the course of the single most consequential political act of a democracy — the election of a president.

"There is no way on earth that I would trade places with the other side as far as jurisprudence is concerned," said Clint Bolick, litigation director of the Institute for Justice in Washington, which has helped defend most of the court cases.

The legal system is regarded more as an administrative arm of government than as jurisprudence.

It is commonly noted that either system, common or civil, has a tendency to become somewhat mixed over time, as jurisprudence asserts its power in civil law, and as legislatures construct codes in common law systems.

John Austin is considered by many to be the creator of the school of analytical jurisprudence, as well as, more specifically, the approach to law known as "legal positivism".

Turks believe in Islam, but most know Islamic theology or jurisprudence as well as a Dane.

Called a "one man university," he was well versed in law and jurisprudence as well as theoretical Sufism.

But a strong case has been made that Schmitt's anti-liberal jurisprudence, as well as his fervent anti-semitism, disposed him to support the Nazi regime (Dyzenhaus 1997, 85 101; Scheuerman 1999).

The Chamber is satisfied, on the basis of the Tribunal's Statute and the jurisprudence, as well as the law of many domestic jurisdictions, that the right of an accused person to represent himself is not unfettered, and in the circumstances of this case, it is both competent to assign counsel to the accused and in the interests of justice to do so.