Sentence examples for current jurisprudence from inspiring English sources

On Thursday, a special three-judge panel appointed to review the case announced that it had decided in a 2-to-1 vote that Judge Harhoff in his letter had indeed expressed "his difficulty in applying the current jurisprudence" and that his letter had demonstrated "an unacceptable appearance of bias".

Ms. Groth writes that while the application of binding human rights norms to PMSCs calls for a shift in the development of the current jurisprudence of international law it must also be grounded in the logical extension of existing legal doctrines.

As this case shows, enabling that abuse merits no punishment in current church jurisprudence.

Schoenfeld skillfully presents a counterhistory of the famous cases of the 1960s, '70s and '80s that established the current Supreme Court jurisprudence governing the right to publish secrets.

And we just held two public roundtables focused exclusively on the topic of patent eligible subject matter, including potential updates to our examination guidance, the impact of the current 101 jurisprudence on innovation, what changes might be considered to further support innovation, and whether such changes are best achieved legislatively, judicially, or administratively.

Even so, the panel took unusual care in reaching a conclusion grounded in current equal-protection jurisprudence.

Today, nearly half of the Council of Europe member states officially recognize same-sex families, and the jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights reflects these current developments in the region.

The three have a long history together; all are former law professors and current senior lecturers at the University of Chicago, where an ambitious young state senator named Barack Obama made a name for himself lecturing on constitutional jurisprudence.

If the court hands down similar rulings in four more similar cases, it would create jurisprudence that would force changes in the current prohibitionary laws.

He recognized two complementary sources of law: first, legal history and jurisprudence i.e., precedents that seem useful, along with their written explications and second, "living law" as manifested in current social custom.

An alternative approach is to develop a new constitutional jurisprudence for upholding campaign finance laws to be ready when the current ideological makeup of the Supreme Court shifts.