Sentence examples for juridical issue from inspiring English sources

The termination of the contract between the government and Occidental, an American company, is entirely a juridical issue.

Critical reflection has suggested considering the juridical issue of clarifying and reducing to a strict number the possible DA typologies, separately from the economic question.

To this aim, we investigated the opinion of 3361 Italian physicians about the use of human embryos generation for isolation of hESC, about the stem cells clinical potential, and about related ethical and juridical issues.

Study variables were chosen based on previous literature and covered demographic information, situational factors, possible motives, social, occupational, criminal, psychiatric, and developmental history of the perpetrator as well as that of the victim s), past and present family matters, possible pregnancy concerns, and legal issues (criminal responsibility, juridical outcome).

Nevertheless, as Mazower shows, impractical high-mindedness was counterbalanced by effective international cooperation during the third quarter of the 19th century on a range of issues: humanitarian, juridical and scientific.

Although no one would hold him responsible, in a juridical sense, for the outcome, on Marx's own principle the outcome tells us something about the ideas.

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

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

Issuing what may have been the first juridical defense of clergy-penitent privilege in centuries, De Witt Clinton, who as Mayor of New York City served as a judge for the case, declared: "It is essential to the free exercise of a religion, that its ordinances should be administered -- that its ceremonies as well as its essentials should be protected...

I think President Morsi was right to issue the decree as a way to avoid any abuse of juridical power by people still loyal to the old regime.

The response from federal judges, to slice through the juridical niceties, was to tell the M.T.A. to take a hike.