Sentence examples for foreign jurists from inspiring English sources

Justice Scalia said the views of foreign jurists were irrelevant under the Constitution.

It is this that long led foreign jurists into believing that, when sitting as a court, its decisions would inevitably be biased in favour of the executive.

The tribunal, known as the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia, is an internationalized Cambodian court partly staffed with foreign jurists, investigators and administrators, guided by principles of international law and managed through a treaty with the United Nations.

One sharply pointed criticism sees the charge of genocide as a cynical move foisted on the proceedings by foreign jurists who want to enhance the profile of the court's work and their role in it thereby distracting attention from the Western powers' history of wrongdoing in Cambodia.

Nor would it necessarily include foreign jurists with experience in international human rights laws and rules of evidence that were developed in recent years for prosecuting crimes against humanity, according to Iraqi and American officials who have worked on the draft law for months.

The government has confirmed it has asked the UN to send a team of senior foreign jurists to come and help resolve what it called a "systemic failure" in the Maldives judicial system.

THE world's media were there, as were foreign diplomats, jurists and human-rights activists though few were actually allowed into court.

How do these jurists determine which foreign decisions they will embrace and which they will reject?

Ignorance of foreign languages has led English speaking jurists to disregard the work and experiences of jurists from France, Germany and other countries, even when handling the same issues or dealing with concepts and criteria which were not dissimilar.

In an interesting gesture, Mr Kirchner has given the foreign ministry to Rafael Bielsa, a leftish jurist and anti-corruption campaigner.Mr Lavagna's presence points to continuity in economic policy, even if some of Mr Kirchner's recent statements have rattled the financial markets.

The German government should establish a historical commission, like the one that investigated the conduct of the foreign office under National Socialism, to determine why jurists interpreted the law so narrowly that thousands of Grönings escaped any form of retribution, however belated and inadequate.