Sentence examples for its jurisprudence from inspiring English sources
It also held, innovatively in its jurisprudence, that "same-sex couples are just as capable as different-sex couples of entering into stable committed relationships.
Although the grand chamber somewhat fudged its application of the "sole or decisive" rule in one of the complaints in al Khawaja, it nonetheless rejected the UK government's wholesale attack on its jurisprudence.
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.
The country has incorporated elements of Islamic law into its jurisprudence for years.
Two years later, the Strasbourg court modified its jurisprudence to reflect the UK decision.
And that its jurisprudence helps, rather than hinder, the march toward a just and substantively egalitarian society.
What's more, nothing about our country — its laws, jurisprudence, principles; its narrative of an expanding franchise — suggests that this is the way to build the party of the future.
Worse yet, the Court refused to even admit the implications of its decisions for its prior jurisprudence.
Each country has its distinct legal system, with its own jurisprudence.
Omsk is better known for its factories, which make tanks, and its collective farms, which make sausage and bacon, than its international jurisprudence.
