Sentence examples for trained jurists from inspiring English sources
They may first and foremost be trained jurists and committed to the law, but everything from their appointment to the Court to their work on the bench is informed by politics.
With the fall of Mr. Hussein's government, she said, there are many trained jurists in Iraq.
Professor Abou El Fadl, the University of California law professor who was trained as a jurist in Egypt for eight years, said the Fiqh Council lacked authority among Muslims in the United States.
Born of a distinguished family of jurists, Laelius was trained in law at Padua but turned to biblical research, which ultimately led him to doubt the Roman Catholic church's dogmas.
The edict repositories and the imperially sponsored juristic scholarship gave rise to the earliest law school system of the Western world, aimed specifically at training professional jurists.
This analytical separation of law from other spheres of life was maintained by a specialized profession of jurists and lawyers who were trained in a distinct body of learning either a law code or a set of rules and doctrines contained in judicial decisions which was understood to be internally consistent and historically continuous.
More assistance needed With assistance from UNICEF, the CRC hired and trained five social workers to help educate doctors, jurists, police officials and village chiefs, and set up a system providing support to children and families affected by violence.
He is a forceful and eloquent speaker who trained in theology and canon law and spent years in Rome as a church jurist.
Those who know the judge call him a thoughtful jurist who trains new judges, lectures extensively and shows confidence in his legal rulings.
This tradition made them the perfect hosts for a conference of Iraqi judges in The Hague in 2004, and has pushed them to the forefront of international efforts to train a new generation of Iraqi jurists.
Moreover, specialized training would enable jurists to ask the right questions.
