Sentence examples for law thesis from inspiring English sources

In the last couple of months of completing my law thesis I found myself struggling to put things into the simplest terms.

At the beginning of the 1616 Law Thesis, Descartes draws a well-known distinction between Civil Law (jus civilis) and Law of the Nations (jus gentium).

Descartes' broadsheet (hereafter referred to as the "1616 Law Thesis") contains an elaborately worded dedication to his maternal uncle, René Brochard, followed by a list of forty statements--thirty-six of which would appear to be commonly held and uncontroversial.

We are indebted to Daniel Garber for providing a copy of the original Latin Law Thesis, and to Jean-Robert Armogathe, Vincent Carraud, Robert Feenstra, who in their 1988 Nouvelles De La Republique Des Lettres article provide a clean Latin transcription the original document being difficult to read in places.

Mexico's President Enrique Peña Nieto filled about 30percentt of his undergraduate law thesis with unattributed paragraphs lifted from books, according to a report.

The night's most direct answer may have been Peña Nieto's response to last month's revelation that he copied large chunks of his 1991 undergraduate law thesis.

Aquinas's central natural-law thesis is that valid positive law is necessarily derived from objective moral principles (or moral truths).

In my third year, I told my professor I didn't want to write a law school thesis but want to write a novel about a trial, and he supported me.

But in a saga that developed over the summer, Ponta has been accused of plagiarism in his law Ph.D. thesis, which he obtained from the University of Bucharest in 2003.

He's even been accused of plagiarizing much of his law school thesis. .

I wrote my law school thesis on how the Rehnquist court eroded many of the rights granted by the Warren Court.