Sentence examples for students of law from inspiring English sources

Oxford students of law soon were called pauperistae, in reference to his book.

A few years ago, the question "can there be a soft dictatorship inside the EU?" would have been dismissed as an abstruse hypothetical for students of law and political theory.

To test our hypotheses empirically, we asked students of law, economics, philosophy, and religion at the University of Hannover (LUH) as well as medical students at the Hannover Medical School (MHH) to fill out a questionnaire that was specifically designed for this study.

A student of law, Gessler became mayor of Regensburg (1910 11) and Nürnberg (1913 19).

The assassin, Yigal Amir, who is a student of law, said he did this to stop the peace process.

A student of law at St . Johns College, Oxford, Juxon turned to theology and was ordained a priest before 1615, when he became rector of St. Giles, Oxford.

Originally a student of law, Fletcher switched to journalism for its greater excitement and worked on the Leeds Mercury and the Yorkshire Post.

At the University, he was a member of Chi Psi fraternity, the Senior Manager of the Crew, a member of Oval Club and Fir Tree, and a student of law and business.

While a student of law in London (1906 10), Savarkar helped to instruct a group of Indian revolutionaries in methods of sabotage and assassination that associates of his had apparently learned from expatriate Russian revolutionaries in Paris.

In 1945, when Mr. Ware was a postgraduate student of law at Lincoln College, Oxford, he met Roland Berrill, an eccentric barrister from Australia who had become fixated with Oxford since being rejected by the university.

He initially enrolled as a student of law, but then decided to study to medicine, and he obtained a doctorate in medicine in 1908.