Sentence examples for this jurisprudence of from inspiring English sources

As Justice Blackmun recognizes (with evident hope), ante, at 5, the "undue burden" standard may ultimately require the invalidation of each provision upheld today if it can be shown, on a better record, that the State is too effectively "express[ing] a preference for childbirth over abortion," ante, at 41. Reason finds no refuge in this jurisprudence of confusion.

This overlooks the jurisprudence of the European court and the scholarship surrounding that; Barroso sees the EU in a more conventional way as simply a club of states, which triggers ancillary rights for individuals only as a side-effect, rather than putting them at the core of what the EU is now about, as the court and many scholars have.

This doctrine of ancillary restraints was assimilated into the jurisprudence of this country in the nineteenth century.

Is this a novelty --No--it is a prinovelty --No--itrisprudenovelty --No--itonovelty --No--it

It is axiomatic in the jurisprudence of this court.

This book examines the jurisprudence of the Supreme Court of Ireland since its creation in 1924.

This essay contrasts the jurisprudence of welfare entitlement developed by social workers during and after the New Deal with the lawyers' welfare jurisprudence of the past two decades.

This change in the jurisprudence of death denies the court the towering role it once had of ensuring constitutionally fair criminal trials.

To the contrary, the Court said "these alternative interpretations are as old as the jurisprudence of this Court," ibid., citing McCulloch v. Maryland, 4 Wheat.

Meanwhile, I very much regret to see the existing free-wheeling approach to that problem now rewritten into the jurisprudence of this Court.

The lack of consensus in approach to these idiosyncratic facts should not, however, obscure the solid allegiance the principles of New York Times Co. v. Sullivan continue to command in the jurisprudence of this Court.