Sentence examples for juridical institutions from inspiring English sources

Little is known of law in this period; it may be assumed that juridical institutions had not developed on a broad scale.

That is to say, juridical institutions are part of the superstructure, and ideas of justice are ideological, and the role of both the superstructure and ideology, in the functionalist reading of historical materialism adopted here, is to stabilise the economic structure.

However, DRC's juridical institutions remain weak and impunity for perpetrators largely prevails.

It is extremely unusual to hear of useful outcomes through a juridical institution.

I argue that understanding the stakes of postindustrial urban development struggles requires attention to how concepts of (white) settler society – which have been absorbed into political and legal-juridical institutions, discourses, myths, symbols, and national metaphors – are used to claim "wild" and "empty" lands like those in Detroit.

One month after the decision is made, the chairman of the local municipality has to nominate an official guardian for the patient: a personal one (usually a relative) or juridical one (an institution, if the patient has been admitted for a long time without positive prognosis to be discharged).

It is the secular juridical-journalistic establishment.

The Finnish residential school system differs from similar institutions in other countries: it is a part of the welfare, not the juridical system, and the placement decision is influenced by unique factors.

Societal, institutional structures (organisations) include education, health services, the economy, and political and juridical sectors.

This was the juridical revolution of 1789.

He could have waited for juridical proof before we responded.