Sentence examples similar to juridical moral from inspiring English sources
"It is from the way these men will be treated, from the justice they will receive, that America, and we as allies, will find out if the military and technological superiority showed in the battle field can turn into juridical and moral superiority," he wrote.
The doctrine he taught combined a strict conception of the unity of God with a program of juridical and puritanical moral reform, based on a study of the Qurʾān and of tradition.
He explains in detail the circumstances that led to the Bosnian war and the policy of ethnic cleansing, to the setting up of camps such as Omarska and Trnopolje, and to the massacre at Srebrenica; but his main concern is with the fallout – moral, physical, emotional, juridical – and he follows the afterlives of a variety of people who were there.
As Lyons argues with great effect, by imposing liberal juridical constraints on the pursuit of general utility, Mill introduces as a second normative criterion with independent "moral force" compromising his utilitarianism.
This was the juridical revolution of 1789.
gluttons for punishment, know, I firmly believe that the popular vote is a relevant moral category, even when, as is uniquely the case with our Presidential contests among elections that can be described as free, the popular vote is a juridical irrelevancy.
He could have waited for juridical proof before we responded.
The one who will win this juridical, political and propaganda war will be right.
