Sentence examples for these jurists from inspiring English sources

These jurists, in their commentaries, had incorporated practically all that was of importance.

But these jurists are all in their 60's and may not want to take on the demands of the F.B.I. job.

These jurists believe that such punishment was meted out in the early days of Islam's seventh century advent in the desert of Saudi Arabia, in accordance with the customs of the time.

These jurists are seeing cases where the question is, "Was this person's cancer triggered by environmental factors, or was it caused by a genetic predisposition?" Many of the judges say that they fear their lack of scientific knowledge could cause them to make mistakes.

If these jurists had stuck to the law, both parties would have been put on notice you make your bed, you lie in it.

How do these jurists determine which foreign decisions they will embrace and which they will reject?

These judges — including jurists appointed by the Republican presidents Richard M. Nixon, Ronald Reagan and both George Bushes — agree that in America, we don't have second-class citizens, and we shouldn't have second-class marriages, either.

Lest you think these seminars are held in dreary hotel rooms with droning speakers, you'll be relieved to know these all-expense-paid junkets are held in Big Sky, Montana, where these information-hungry jurists can be intellectually stimulated while horseback riding and playing golf -- all courtesy of corporate sponsors like Exxon Mobil.

Three of the jurists will be selected at random to hear the Microsoft case.

(Perhaps the jurists are just fans of the show?).

I have appointed more than one-third of all judges now sitting on the federal bench, and these men and women are jurists of the highest caliber, with an abiding belief in the sanctity of our Constitution.