The nibandhas and vrittis, juridical works intended for legal advisers, exhibit considerable skill in harmonizing divergent sutras and smritis.
Excluded were patients with specific LBP or non-specific LBP of less than 12 weeks duration, with cardiovascular pathology or psychiatric pathology, with any type of juridical conflict at work and/or unable to complete questionnaires in the Dutch language.
The volume presents the sixteenth-century jurist as a "prismatic agent" through whose works a vast inherited juridical, philosophical, religious, political and anthropological fabric of learning of the West was disseminated in a revitalised form into world ripe for modernity.
In addition to studying the juridical problems of the Indies, he began to work out a plan for their peaceful colonization by recruiting farmers as colonists.
The framework of the agreement also includes the editing and publication of academic texts and juridical research for judges, lawyers and all persons working towards the realization of human rights in Mexico.
While the former approach tries to work within the current social, political and juridical structure, the latter rejects the structure in the first place and, by using methods of organised, massive civil disobedience, tries to force the establishment to accept the changes.
And the hyper-clarity of the description is complemented by a complete grasp of the corpus, each of the writer's strengths and flaws laid out with juridical precision, no matter how large or problematic the body of work.
It included many works of theology, studies of the Bible, scholastic theologists and juridical studies.
One can find them, for example, in the ancient Romans juridical documents such as Justinian's Digest, the writings of the church fathers, and the work of the medieval canon lawyers.[17] Indeed, according to Wolterstorff, appeals to what we call inherent or natural human rights can be traced back to the Hebrew and Christian scriptures (see Wolterstorff 2008, Pts. I-II).
Most theoretical models of refugee camps draw on the work of Giorgio Agamben and regard them as sites of exception set outside the normal juridical order, designed to strip refugees of their citizenship and reduce them to bare life.
