Sentence examples for jurist for from inspiring English sources
For "Death Becomes Her," the group also brought the society 20 pieces of art selected by Jane Kirkwood, the gallery director, from among the roughly 260 submissions that were not picked by April Gornik, the guest jurist for "La Morte".
Six months earlier, Mr. Spitzer's predecessor, George E. Pataki, had declined to renominate Judge George Bundy Smith, leaving the court without a black jurist for the first time since 1985.
NELSON--David A. The president, trustees, faculty and staff of Hamilton College extend their deepest sympathies to the family of Judge David Aldrich Nelson, the valedictorian of the Hamilton class of 1954, former Hamilton trustee and a distinguished jurist for the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit.
Before handing down the sentence, Persky received several letters from Turner's friends and family, asking the jurist for leniency.
I'm not sure how indie day was different than any other day on the strike line, and I'm not sure the point of it either as most indie pictures - at least most that I've watched as a jurist for the Spirit awards and the AFI fest - are done blissfully outside of guild jurisdiction.
A jurist for that final prize which went to Birdman, the Mad Men star explained, "Jen--[as in Jennifer Westfeldt] and I have been involved with independent film for many years and to actually be a part of awarding them is special.
Mr. Seddio also promised that the county committee, perennially accused of patronage and nepotism, would recommend the nomination of two experienced jurists for openings for two Brooklyn Supreme Court judgeships.
Ertekin told me that he had recently attended a convention to elect the Supreme Council of Judges and Prosecutors, which picks jurists for appointments across the country.
But she also notes that liberal jurists, for their part, have become more engaged in historical research to bolster their decisions, and thus are "out-originalizing originalists".
In the Discourses on Livy, Machiavelli favours the deeds of the ancients above their philosophy; he reproaches his contemporaries for consulting ancient jurists for political wisdom rather than looking to the actual history of Rome.
There is an obvious answer: Appoint jurists for a set term in office, perhaps ten years.
