Sentence examples for juridical value from inspiring English sources

Note however, that the Declaration of Helsinki, although at the international medical community level is well accepted as a basic document, is not a national binding law, meaning that it has no national juridical value and as such could put the practitioner in a position of juridical vulnerability as experienced in France (personal communications, M.D. A. Dublanchet and Court Lawyer B. Papin).

Backstory offers a sort of narrative and juridical jiu-jitsu that relies on conservative values to assert liberal ends; and it's why the notion of Hollywood as an engine of liberalism is utterly apt — as long as that liberalism is aptly defined and understood.

According to a comparative approach, we can classify juridical models on embryos research into two main types: "value oriented," characterized by very restricted rules aimed to guarantee the embryo preservation [ 18], and "procedure oriented," where instead less restricted rules are in force which allow exceptions [ 19, 20].

Six of the 17 mandates analysed required a discussion of relevant values, such as the preferences of patients, public considerations, or juridical or ethical consequences.

A house is a juridical-economic-moral entity that, as property, has material (as asset), political (as dominium), and symbolic (as shelter) value.

Juridical Humanity: A Colonial History.

This was the juridical revolution of 1789.

Part V: Juridical Actions of Individuals.

He could have waited for juridical proof before we responded.

"Summary of a Juridical Report," by Samuel Rosenwein.

Worse still, the juridical owners of the site are unresolved!