Sentence examples for juridical characteristics from inspiring English sources

The first part in this issue presents some practical and juridical characteristics of personal number systems.

The first part in [2002] 18 CLSR 327 presented some practical and juridical characteristics of personal number systems.

Francis Watt, writing in the Juridical Review, portrays this as his strongest characteristic as a lawyer; that he was a man who "having once taken up a point or become engaged in a case, believes in it with all his heart and soul, whilst all the time conscious of its weakness, as well as ready to resort to every device to bolster it up".

This was the juridical revolution of 1789.

He could have waited for juridical proof before we responded.

In addition, the Oscan Tabula Bantina slavishly copied the juridical style and terminology of the Romans.

A similar process produced poor peasants without juridical rights in the rural cantons.

John II separated the council into a governmental advisory and a juridical body.

By 1630 all legislation had to be approved by the council's juridical and advisory bodies.

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

Four years later came the most famous juridical pronouncement on obscenity.