Sentence examples for by jurists from from inspiring English sources

Supposedly based on testimony recorded by jurists from confessions extracted under torture (testimony that was remarkably similar all over Europe), these prints serve to appal and excite, with just enough macabre excess to render the subjects ridiculous and deflect viewers from the real gravity of what is happening.

Although its basis was indeed the Corpus Juris Civilis the codifying legislation of the emperor Justinian I this legislation had been interpreted, developed, and adapted to later conditions by generations of jurists from the 11th century onward and had received additions from non-Roman sources.

The demise of the former German Democratic Republic (GDR) in 1990, and its annexation by West Germany, resulted in its "colonization" by administrators, bureaucrats, and jurists from West Germany.

"Public accountability encourages honesty from witnesses and reasoned decision-making by jurists," she said.

Dominated by jurists favouring royal absolutism, the bureaucracy of the Crown of Aragon became highly complex.

It's a duty that has been heavily scrutinized by jurists and commentators since the recession.

The royal bureaucracy, now largely directed by jurists, attempted to strengthen royal authority in every way.

Minted by jurists of classical Roman law such as Gaius (c.

This week, I presented at the Unión's annual conference on Women, Gender, and the Law, attended by delegates from the United Nations and jurists from across Latin America.

Justice Chaskalson — whose death, which news reports attributed to leukemia, was announced by President Jacob Zuma of South Africa — was president of the International Commission of Jurists from 2002 to 2008.

Jurists from other Arab countries might be especially helpful.