This approach has many advantages; for example, it is straightforward to evaluate various scenarios, like a certain change in mobility behavior (more use of public transport, an increased popularity of online shopping, and telecommuting) as well as juridical changes, changes in the infrastructure, or technological changes, all within the same framework.
The consecutive changes of the Portuguese juridical adoption regime (Decreto lei [Act] 185/93, 22 May, Decreto Lei [Act] 12/98, 8 May e Lei [Law] 31/2003, 22 August) have led to different professional practices.
In the the seminary's chapel, the pope spoke of the "unprecedented changes" that are having "social, cultural and, unfortunately, now juridical effects on family bonds".
Moreover, the changes include that the Council of Judges and Prosecutors, Turkey's most influential juridical body, will be appointed by parliament and the president, replacing the current electoral system.
Not only did historical and juridical knowledge enable the proper management and government of the State, but also rendered the State's forms and changes (conversiones) intelligible.
This was the juridical revolution of 1789.
He could have waited for juridical proof before we responded.
While the former approach tries to work within the current social, political and juridical structure, the latter rejects the structure in the first place and, by using methods of organised, massive civil disobedience, tries to force the establishment to accept the changes.
The one who will win this juridical, political and propaganda war will be right.
Dreyfus was freed, but it was a juridical fudge – an amnesty for all – which Zola loathed.
The problem is political and juridical, and so are the solutions.
