Sentence examples for juridical from inspiring English sources

Despite the arresting nature of the photographs, their presence in the UN is symbolic, and one that those present would like to see directed towards a political and juridical solution.

It maintains that an unimplanted embryo is a "juridical person" with the same rights as anyone else.

Displaying Mr Karadzic's famous bouffon is against the rules, and the juridical arm of the election's supervisor, the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe, duly disqualified his party in the contest for Pale's council.

These bail-outs became a recurring feature, with 57 over the next century.The bigger idea was the "juridical" principle.

According to Mr Motta, ordinary courts with the same manpower handle a tenth of the cases.Rio de Janeiro's state court has been a juridical Silicon Valley.

In the words of the defence minister, Ignazio La Russa, the law's rejection would be "a political decision, more than a juridical one".

If so, and if the juridical problems remain unsolved, then the Net would make a big dent in sales taxes.All this gives rise to slightly different concerns in America and Europe.

Johnson happily uses America in general references to its geography, say, or its society but prefers the United States where what's meant is specifically that juridical entity or its government.

This argument hardly holds in, say, Italy and yet in March the Italian bishops' conference told its members they had no "juridical obligation" to tip off secular authorities.Cases are still coming to light of bishops who endangered children by failing to investigate allegations or by moving paedophile clerics to other dioceses, leaving them free to abuse again.

"From an ideological and juridical perspective, we consider developing nuclear weapons unlawful.

Gods can own properties in India, which might be thought to pose difficulties in even the simplest of juridical proceedings.