(Hunter 2001, 2003a) Pufendorf's natural law thinking developed in close interaction with his views on other subjects such as history, religion, and international relations; that is, his roles as academic philosopher, court historian, and political apologist were only formally and not intellectually distinct.
Although she considered a life in food, Vreugdenhil went to law school thinking that she would become a judge.
Upon graduating, he applied to law school, thinking that he would pursue a career as a patent lawyer.
After he lost his job as a television reporter two years ago, Derek Fanciullo considered law school, thinking it was a historically sure bet.
George's admirers say he is revitalizing a strain of Catholic natural-law thinking that goes back to St. Thomas Aquinas.
Only recently electrical engineering and planning have begun embracing 'second-law thinking' to reduce energy consumption in the built environment [6].
Nobody asked, but Melanie knew what her sister-in-law was thinking.
When asked if he was worried about what his future father-in-law was thinking during the humiliating catwalk ordeal, Mr. Roe shook his head.
You should familiarise yourself with local laws before thinking about shooting a rodent.
Nearly one third (32%) of people were not aware that they will always be prosecuted under local law if they broke the law abroad, with 6% thinking they would be prosecuted under UK law, 22% thinking it depended on the country, and 4% admitting to not knowing at all.
At first, the Negroes understood, the law would be thinking the culprit was a stranger from someplace else; it was a nice world the law and its people thought they had in Choctaw, Alabama, and coloreds in that place didn't do bad things to white people, whom the law was built to protect.
