Sentence examples for better jurisprudence from inspiring English sources

While term limits would not guarantee better jurisprudence, a larger number of appointees would increase the likelihood of at least a few advocates of an active court dedicated to enforcing the Constitution's liberty guarantees.

If you already know entirely what you want to say, and want to document an "honest" rehash of what happened and why, then I still maintain that you are better off taking up jurisprudence.

He also knew that one of the main principles of Islamic jurisprudence is that it is better to let 100 guilty people escape punishment than to punish an innocent.

The best of our First Amendment jurisprudence shows that that does happen.

For better or worse, Thomas has made important contributions to the jurisprudence of the Supreme Court.

The Constitution and more than two centuries of jurisprudence offer another way "to try and — most important — convict" alleged terrorists, one better tested than anything the Bush lawyers came up with.

Omsk is better known for its factories, which make tanks, and its collective farms, which make sausage and bacon, than its international jurisprudence.

Lectures on jurisprudence.

There is no jurisprudence".

We took jurisprudence from Canada.

They are important landmarks in American jurisprudence.