Sentence examples for the jurists from inspiring English sources

That is the onus weighing on the jurists in The Hague, and on the rest of us.

"The jurists are pretty unanimous that a woman cannot go on holy war".

The Schloss Leopoldskron has tight security by Salzburg's relaxed standards, but not because of the jurists who congregate there.

There was a time when Eurosceptics agonised about "sovereignty", sounding like the jurists and lawyers that many of them were.

The issue then was how to discover it, and the jurists devised elaborate rules for doing so.

In creating a new order the Safavids looked to Shia Islamic law and to the jurists (mujtahids) specialised in it.

Discretion, as the jurist Felix Frankfurter noted, makes law enforcement more humane and more efficient.

If the Guardianship of the Jurist can be rethought through compromise the Islamic Republic can move forward.

Their Cornish home had once belonged to the jurist Learned Hand.

Nearly a century ago, the jurist Louis Brandeis railed against what he called the "curse of bigness".

Mr. Murphy went to Judge Kaufman in chambers and threw the problem in the jurist's lap.