Sentence examples for except jurisprudence from inspiring English sources

Denning gained a first in all his subjects except jurisprudence, which he described as "too abstract a subject for my liking".

Irvine directly criticised the so-called "Ullah principle", developed by the late Lord Bingham, which set out the interpretation that courts should, follow relevant Strasbourg jurisprudence, except in special circumstances.

However, also excluded from "the province of jurisprudence" were customary law (except to the extent that the sovereign had, directly or indirectly, adopted such customs as law), public international law, and parts of constitutional law.

At least some of them took inspiration from the notion that Jesus Christ wrote the constitution (which would be news to the deists, such as James Madison, who were its actual authors) and that it prohibits federal ownership of any land excepting administrative sites within the United States – a contention that more than two centuries of American jurisprudence has emphatically repudiated.

At least some of them took inspiration from the notion that Jesus Christ wrote the Constitution (which would be news to the Deists, like James Madison, who were its actual authors) and that it prohibits federal ownership of any land excepting administrative sites within the United States -- a contention that more than two centuries of American jurisprudence has emphatically repudiated.

Lectures on jurisprudence.

There is no jurisprudence".

We took jurisprudence from Canada.

They are important landmarks in American jurisprudence.

How pathetic such jurisprudence seems.

It has nothing to do with jurisprudence".