Sentence examples for exercise jurisprudence from inspiring English sources

That's the one we've resisted in all our exercise jurisprudence, to measure the depth of someone's religious beliefs.

JUSTICE O'CONNOR reached the same result as the majority by applying, as the parties had requested, "our established free exercise jurisprudence," 494 U.S. at 903, and the majority never determined that the case could not be resolved on the narrower ground, going instead straight to the broader constitutional rule.

Because Smith left those prior cases standing, we are left with a free exercise jurisprudence in tension with itself, a tension that should be addressed, and that may legitimately be addressed, by reexamining the Smith rule in the next case that would turn upon its application.

What unfolded was an exercise in jurisprudence in a country that has only begun to establish democratic traditions.

While a "commitment to constitutional principles must not be a suicide pact," he said, "the rational and measured exercise of jurisprudence must be zealously sustained, even in time of war, including the war on terrorism".

As an exercise in jurisprudence, it was something less than a stellar advertisement for a South African legal system that, at its best, is a match for any in the world, as it was back in 1977.

I have enormous confidence that in looking at this law, not only is it constitutional, but that the Court is going to exercise its jurisprudence carefully because of the profound power that our Supreme Court has.

So it will be a shining example of jurisprudence.

Uncertainty about DNA diagnostic patents is compounded by shifts in patent practice and jurisprudence.

Among the areas in which he exercised lasting influence are hermeneutics, poetics, jurisprudence, and (arguably) historiography.

"Entirely absent from that pre-Smith jurisprudence is any case affording free exercise rights to for-profit corporations," says the administration.