Sentence examples for to jurists from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, he seems incensed by Democrats who are opposed to jurists "with private views, derived in many cases from religious conviction".

Doffing her midnight-blue broad-lapelled overcoat to reveal an ash-brown jacket, chocolate-brown blouse and slacks, the home-decor high priestess glanced at garrulous reporters teeming in the courtroom, and nodded to jurists.

Through marriage, Born is related to jurists Victor Ehrenberg, his father-in-law, and Rudolf von Jhering, his wife's maternal grandfather, as well as Hans Ehrenberg, and is a great uncle of British comedian Ben Elton.

ReprintsIf they dislike a merger, American officials must be prepared to challenge it in court, before a judge who may well have attended a seminar designed to expose jurists to economic thinking.

The job that only MPs can do is to be jurists: to write, repair and scrutinise our laws.

Writing to jurist George Wythe, Thomas Jefferson urged, "Preach, my dear Sir, a crusade against ignorance; establish and improve the law for educating the common people".

Erik-Ørn Gjems-Onstad was born in Kristiania (modern-day Oslo) to jurist and civil servant Olaf Gjems-Onstad (1882 1945) and architect Ågot Urbye (1886 1959).

Judges would be appointed but possibly subject to "retention elections" in which voters can simply vote thumbs up or down as to whether jurists are qualified to remain on the bench.

It would be asking a lot to expect conservative jurists to smuggle into the commerce clause an unenumerated federal "right" to opt out of the social contract.

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

cases usually involve a country's sending the text of another country's offending regulation to Geneva for jurists to compare with W.T.O.