Sentence examples for equitable jurisprudence from inspiring English sources

Because of various twists dating to the birth of Delaware's Chancery Court in 1792, the state has one of the purest forms of a court of chancery in the world, more like its ancient ancestor of equitable jurisprudence in England, according to the former Chancellor William T. Allen, who is now head of the Center for Law and Business at New York University School of Law.

Lectures on jurisprudence.

That's not equitable".

There is no jurisprudence".

During a recent lecture tour of the UK, American scholar Dr Umar Abd-Allah, an expert in classical Islamic jurisprudence, challenged Muslims to rethink the patriarchy that has crept into their understanding of religion and accept that their faith requires from them nurturing, equitable family and social structures, not authoritarian ones.

This is called "equitable sharing".

We took jurisprudence from Canada.

They are important landmarks in American jurisprudence.

It is also equitable.

It hardly seems equitable.

They compromised on "equitable".