Sentence examples for such jurisprudence from inspiring English sources

How pathetic such jurisprudence seems.

What would such a jurisprudence look like?

In theory, international human rights law should offer some form of protection to such people but jurisprudence is generally conservative.

Whereas theorists tend to favor top-down, deductivist modes of thinking, the anti-theorists embrace bottom-up (but not too far up) modalities of thought, such as common law jurisprudence in which the factual particularities of the case take center stage (Arras 1990).

Such works of jurisprudence were the stock-in-trade of the externalists.

Russia's lack of professional experts in such fields as jurisprudence, civil and military engineering, astronomy, and geophysics brought a great influx of foreigners.

Alongside a re-evaluation of indigenous culture, it has fostered circumstances in which Latin America finds itself pioneering new concepts such as Earth jurisprudence.

"Universal jurisdiction holds out the promise of greater justice," the book says, but in such cases, the jurisprudence "is disparate, disjointed and poorly understood".

The Amir and his key advisers did not attend any of the great international schools of Islamic jurisprudence, such as Cairo's Al-Azhar University, where global Islamist movements like the Muslim Brotherhood incubated.

But such a law would go against decades of American jurisprudence that declares marriage a fundamental right to liberty, privacy and the pursuit of happiness.

One reason that campaign-finance jurisprudence is such a mess is that attempting to eliminate corruption is like trying to stamp out sin.