Sentence examples for of a jurisprudence from inspiring English sources

"That is quite a worldview," he said of a jurisprudence that allows nonconsensual testing of people presumed innocent but denies voluntary testing to people who insist that they really are innocent.

Much of the initial legal work revolved around the creation of a jurisprudence of conspiracy that would allow the conviction of the entire Nazi leadership.

This proposal of neuro-specific human rights is consistent with Glen Boire's advocacy of a "jurisprudence of the mind" that "takes account of the latest understandings of the brain" and "which situates these within our country's tradition of embracing individual, self-determination and limited government" (Boire 2003, p. 10).

The availability of a large volume of case reports through a commercial service like West enabled the spread of a jurisprudence that was founded on the analysis of these cases.

David Aufhauser, the Treasury's general counsel, underscored that the guidelines were voluntary, "a sort of best of best practices" and not "a jurisprudence of what you should and should not do".

Other academics have taken on similar projects over the years: there is a jurisprudence of William Shakespeare, of "Billy Budd," and of Yogi Berra.

In Qatar, the high-profile televangelist Yusuf al-Qaradhawi has advanced a "jurisprudence of jihad" that forbids the killing of most civilians.

Free speech doctrine, he said, should not be "a jurisprudence of labels," and "the 'government speech' doctrine is a rule of thumb, not a rigid category".

In 1985, Edwin Meese, Reagan's Attorney General, gave a speech urging the Court to adopt a "jurisprudence of original intent".

He seems sympathetic, in other words, to a more ambitious role for judges than a jurisprudence of the gentle nudge.

The widow of Mark MacPhail is not a jurisprudence expert and should not be expected to speak as one.