Sentence examples for jurisprudence it from inspiring English sources

The Handschu case occupies an odd niche in American jurisprudence: it has been actively litigated for about forty-five years now, with its restrictions on police investigations being relaxed or strengthened when one side or another has made a case that the police have been unfairly limited or given too much latitude.

And look at all the jurisprudence it has already produced".

As in many aspects of jurisprudence, it often depends on whose ox is being gored.

This is not quite the standard of "heightened scrutiny" that some were hoping for, but in terms of gay-rights jurisprudence it is new and important.

In fiqh (Islāmic jurisprudence), it is considered blameworthy to prevent those who desire to do so from practicing tahajjud as much as they wish.

While Ayatollah Saanei does not endorse secular feminism or much for women outside Islamic jurisprudence, it is his and similar views that have kept reforms alive.

Following in the footsteps of the philosophers, courts have never struggled to admit its existence; rather, their trouble has been in defining it, leading Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart to pen one of the most famous lines in American jurisprudence: "I know it when I see it".

Ms. Groth writes that while the application of binding human rights norms to PMSCs calls for a shift in the development of the current jurisprudence of international law it must also be grounded in the logical extension of existing legal doctrines.

"Holding party committees or campaigns accountable for the actions of others that are beyond their control is not only unfair to political committees and susceptible to abuse by political parties," the Republicans wrote, "but it is also contrary to First Amendment jurisprudence," because it might chill free speech.

For Phillipson, we have Smith's jurisprudence and it is The Wealth of Nations.

"The duty of national courts is to keep pace with the Strasbourg jurisprudence as it evolves over time," Bingham declared.