Sentence examples for potential jurists from inspiring English sources

"If it is a war," he said at a conference organized by the American Constitution Society for Law and Policy, "it is a cold and not a hot war... Nominees left languishing on the floor for as much as hundreds of days without a vote, are basically ignored, not because... of perceived deficiencies in their record or shortcomings as a potential jurists.

O'Connor's retirement has focused much attention, in particular, on four female jurists as potential successors: Judges Edith Jones, Edith Brown Clement and Priscilla Owen of the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals and Judge Janice Rogers Brown of the 9th Circuit.

Trump has already put forth a list of conservative jurists as potential nominees.

Whether or not Vivid has any legal standing here is sure to be debated by scores of armchair jurists, but their claims of potential customer confusion seem a tad spurious to me.

Donald Trump on Wednesday fulfilled his promise to release his list of potential Supreme Court nominees -- a group he has vowed would consist of conservative jurists with "great intellects".

This, says the scholar, undermines the chances of some often cited as potential leaders: "[Ayatollah Mohammad Taghi] Mesbah-Yazdisis neither a mystic nor a pre-eminent jurist.

More than 680 people, among them some 40 prominent figures, registered as potential candidates this month in the hope of succeeding Ahmadinejad, but the six clergymen and six jurists of the Guardian Council allowed only a handful to stand.

Some jurists have been wary of approaches to prosecution that identify targets on the basis of potential, if not yet actual, criminal activity.

Medieval and early modern jurists argued about the effectiveness and desirability of using torture — they were well aware of its potential to produce false confessions.

Liberal scholars and jurists.

It had outlasted jurists on two continents.