Sentence examples for jurisprudence over from inspiring English sources

"For hundreds of years, science has had its own jurisprudence over the truth.

Criminal approaches the genre from a thoughtful angle, privileging curious tales and quirks of jurisprudence over anything overly grisly.

In other circuits, appeals from the three-judge panel may be heard by what is known as an en banc panel of all the circuit's judges, which can develop a consistent jurisprudence over time.

And based on how the court's previous decisions construe the 14th amendment, upholding the ban will be in keeping with the court's equal-protection jurisprudence over the past few decades.That said, the 58% of Michigan voters who added the affirmative-action ban to their constitution have decreased minority enrollments in their state.

He wanted to reverse the whole trend of American jurisprudence over the past century, in which it had come to be accepted that law must have a policy, and that the duty of a judge was to do what was right for society.

In Islam without Allah?, published in 2000, Colin Turner, of Durham University, argued the Safavid dynasty in its haste to establish a strong state not only assigned priority to Islamic jurisprudence over all other branches of knowledge like philosophy or science, but thereby abstracted public adherence to rules from internal religious belief.

Behind it, propped on one wall, was a huge black-and-white reproduction of Gustav Klimt's "Jurisprudence," left over from a 2005 exhibition that Burgard co-curated; it depicts a man being ensnared by an octopus in front of three nude women.

These dramatic reversals follow on a decade of ICTY jurisprudence that sought to establish the rule of law over military and paramilitary activity in armed conflicts.

Perlin believes that Dylanhas had a lot to say about the law over the years, and that Dylan's songs lay out an entire system of legal philosophy — a jurisprudence of Bob Dylan, if you will — which Perlin has set out to decipher and, of course, publish one day in a reputable journal.

Just look at how a sharp public slap provoked Justice Alito, threw a spotlight on the court's dubious jurisprudence and sparked an embarrassing over-the-top hissy fit on the right.

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