Sentence examples for jurist with from inspiring English sources

Mr. Boyers "is a highly respected former jurist with outstanding credentials," Mr. Bookstaver said.

Bill Potts, the president of the Queensland Law Society, said White was an "extremely highly regarded jurist" with an "extraordinarily fine and enquiring mind and has been a champion of Indigenous issues in this state".

A jurist with a reputation for being tough on criminals, Justice Snyder had increased Mr. Winkler's bail in the securities case to $1 million in cash after he took a trip to the Cayman Islands with his family last year.

One jurist with superb qualifications was scuppered when it was revealed that, at the age of 12, he had described the film "To Kill a Mockingbird" as "kind of boring".

Ms. Adler's charges startled some of the nation's best investigative journalists who had covered Watergate and found Judge Sirica to be a principled jurist with no known connections to organized crime.

"Justice Souter, despite being an intelligent jurist with a wry sense of humor, is as eloquence-challenged as the others, and there are few memorable lines in his opinions".

That hope evaporated with the renomination of Judge Pickering and several other jurists with dubious records on racial issues.

Some political candidates suggest that we should disregard judges' rulings or overtly intimidate jurists with subpoenas to Congressional hearings that would be tantamount to show trials.

At the time of our first encounter Peter was already poised to set up the Society of Labour Lawyers and the International Commission of Jurists (with its British branch, Justice).

Furthermore, he seems incensed by Democrats who are opposed to jurists "with private views, derived in many cases from religious conviction".

They aim to de-diversify the judiciary by excluding jurists with private views, derived in many cases from religious conviction, that have no bearing on their public duty.