Sentence examples for future jurisprudence from inspiring English sources

This emerging European consensus on same-sex unions is likely to influence the future jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights.

Attached to Clinton's candidacy are the futures of Supreme Court jurisprudence, European and Asian security, the health of American pluralism, and the rule of law.

It builds on the tribunals in Rwanda and Yugoslavia, and will make a huge contribution to the jurisprudence that any future tribunal dealing with sexual violence as a crime against humanity will be able to draw on, she says.

Just as in all the areas where Kennedy sided with the four liberals, his replacement by a fifth hard-line conservative justice will change the direction of criminal justice policy and jurisprudence for the foreseeable future.

Boggs would "undermine the future of civil and human rights jurisprudence" in Georgia, the letter continues, because during his run for a state court judgeship, Boggs told voters that the way he voted as a state legislator reflected "where I stand," implying that his rulings would be consistent with his past votes.

In a future case, we ought to temper our Commerce Clause jurisprudence".

In 1896, when he was approaching his 30th birthday, he was forced to choose among his possible futures, for he was offered a professorship in jurisprudence at the University of Dorpat (later called Tartu), in Estonia, which was then undergoing Russification.

From 1838 to 1843 he studied jurisprudence at the University of Kiel; inasmuch as the study of jurisprudence in Germany at the time was largely a study of Roman law, this had an essential influence on the direction of his future research.

Lectures on jurisprudence.

There is no jurisprudence".

We took jurisprudence from Canada.