Sentence examples for jurisprudence offer from inspiring English sources
The Constitution and more than two centuries of jurisprudence offer another way "to try and — most important — convict" alleged terrorists, one better tested than anything the Bush lawyers came up with.
In theory, international human rights law should offer some form of protection to such people but jurisprudence is generally conservative.
Unlike any other area of jurisprudence, the prosecutor can offer grand jury witnesses conditional immunity and force them to testify under threat of being thrown in jail for contempt.
The College of Law awards a doctoral degree in jurisprudence, and doctorates are offered in 25 other fields.
Kramer offered another jurisprudence, based on different historical claims: popular constitutionalism.
Sitting beside Mr. Vajpayee in the Oval Office, Mr. Clinton offered a primer on jurisprudence.
Justice Khan, who was on a six-week vacation, jumped at the chance to see American jurisprudence in action when Judge Rebolini offered to take him on a tour of the the Cohalan Court Complex in Central Islip.
In 1896, when he was approaching his 30th birthday, he was forced to choose among his possible futures, for he was offered a professorship in jurisprudence at the University of Dorpat (later called Tartu), in Estonia, which was then undergoing Russification.
When it comes to such sacred knowledge, Zaytuna aspires to offer a broad education, from Islamic jurisprudence to Arabic grammar.
He offers a salient criticism of Islamic jurisprudence that pertains to legal systems everywhere.
Brahmanic texts such as the Manu-smrti (a book of Hindu law) and most other dharmashastras (works of jurisprudence) report a Brahman victory, but epic texts often offer a different account, and it is likely that in social reality rulers have usually ranked first.
