Sentence examples for juridical practice from inspiring English sources

In the cities and the provinces, young lawyers with a firm grasp of modern juridical practice and ethics have set up shop in offices and courts.

The status of the believer in Islam remained in practice a juridical question, not a matter for theologians or philosophers to decide.

The "dead-donor rule" refers to the widely accepted ethical and juridical norm that governs practices of organ procurement for transplantation: vital organs should be taken only from dead patients.

Moreover, there has been an increasingly insistent request for juridical regulation of neonatal resuscitation practices as well as for clarification of the role of parents in decisions regarding this kind of assistance.

At present, in Italy, there has been an increasingly insistent request for juridical regulation of neonatal resuscitation practices as well as for clarification of the role of parents in decisions regarding this kind of assistance.

The monography... examines the philosophical and juridical foundations related to this atrocious practice, one which produced one of the fiercest exchanges of the Enlightenment.

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.

The children and adolescents subjected to this journalistic coverage by the mass media become objects of public interest, but this collective interest should not ignore the link with ethical and juridical elements forming part of both journalistic practice as well as of the rights of the child and adolescent.

Through a study of foreign citizens, Sahlins discovers and documents a premodern world of legal citizenship, its juridical and administrative fictions, and its social practices.

The brevity of this essay forbids much nuance, yet one is surprised late on to find in the dock not only the market but also suddenly, as though hastily jammed in, the law: we are subjected burdensomely now to "financial and juridical criteria" and perniciously influenced by "the practices of lawyers".