Sentences with phrase «in juridical»

Therefore, mere change in the physical venue of the hearing from Kuala Lumpur to Amsterdam and London did not amount to change in the juridical seat of arbitration.

Looked at positively, this «life for life, eye for eye» sentiment no doubt marked an advance in juridical concept and practice at some time in the distant past, in the sense that it limited damages.

Interpreted in purely mystical terms, testimony is reduced to the confession of the truth; interpreted in juridical terms, it is the attestation which yields victory in the contest.

Atheism itself has consequently been viewed in a juridical way as a sacrilege, a transgression, something which should be resisted with utmost retaliation.

For example, virtually absent from our lament over the threats to religious freedom in the juridical sense is any mention of that deeper freedom opened up by the transcendent horizon of Christ's resurrection, though this was a frequent theme of Pope Benedict's papacy.

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Apart from this juridical judgment, there are no moral judgments in the text.

«Salvation» began to be taught as an extrinsic juridical transaction rather than an experiential internal transformation and Law rather than Grace [Unconditional kenotic Love] became the solution to coping with human evil in classical Protestantism.

The presidents were suspicious of a juridical approach, both because they saw the mandate as jeopardizing the academic autonomy of Catholic universities and because they feared the mandate could entangle universities in unnecessary lawsuits with significant financial consequences.

The criticisms aimed at the Pope's plan for curial reform, the other issue at stake in this pontificate, are also founded on theological and juridical grounds.

But if by «capitalism» is meant a system in which freedom in the economic sector is not circumscribed within a strong juridical framework which places it at the service of freedom in its totality, and which sees it as a particular aspect of that freedom, the core of which is ethical and religious, then the reply is certainly negative.

They were expecting a more juridical style — language that excluded errors and defined truths in our troubled times, just as previous councils had done.

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But that a man can become a martyr, if he ought to be a witness to the end, can not be derived from a purely juridical reflection, for in a trial it is not the witness whose life is at stake but the accused.

This transfer of the juridical to the historical underscores several historical traits of the juridical concept itself, in particular, the dual notion of an event that the witness relates and of a story which is his testimony.

If the juridical aspect is preserved in the manner that we just spoke of, can we perhaps say that the quasi-empirical aspect of testimony is as well?

If we follow out the line of this plot, it is possible to place the entire cycle of concepts which revolve around the witness, to testify, testimony, in a larger cycle of ideas in a «juridical» turn where we find such notions as «envoy, to testify, testimony, to judge, judgment, to accuse, to convict, counselor.

Such is the strange «juridical mystique «13 in which the Johannine dialectic of testimony has come to be registered.

Canon lawyers who were not at the epicenter of the panic in Dallas point out that, for all the tough talk, the charter adopted has no juridical force whatever.

But though Paul's thinking about the work of Christ is, in my judgment, primarily concerned with Christ's victory over man's demonic enemies, there is a juridical note in it which can not be denied and must not be ignored.

In the New Time there is no longer any distinction between those things that we classified on other levels as physical or moral, natural or artificial, organic or collective, biological or juridical.

In the last century the Church was presented as a full and perfect society, on the same level as the state; at the same time, emphasis was placed on the hierarchical and juridical aspects of the Church as institution.

Did not Jacques Derrida, the master of postmodern deconstructionism, propose in an interview with the French newspaper Le Monde, shortly before his death in 2004, the elimination of the word «marriage» from the French civil code so as to resolve the issue of the juridical status of homosexual couples?

It looks not to a juridical judgment in foro coeli, but to the eschatological day of judgment.

Such non-specifically juridical words of the broader torah as these are implicit in the commandment:

But even with a total company of several thousand, Moses was attempting the impossible in personally administering all matters, ecclesiastical, civil, and juridical.

In general terms... the rationality of ecclesiastical hierarchies as well as of patrimonial sovereigns is substantive in character, so that their aim is not that of achieving the highest degree of formal juridical precision which would maximize the chances for the correct prediction of legal consequences..In general terms... the rationality of ecclesiastical hierarchies as well as of patrimonial sovereigns is substantive in character, so that their aim is not that of achieving the highest degree of formal juridical precision which would maximize the chances for the correct prediction of legal consequences..in character, so that their aim is not that of achieving the highest degree of formal juridical precision which would maximize the chances for the correct prediction of legal consequences....

The Nazis» practice of euthanasia makes today's medical, juridical, and political elites in Germany very careful to avoid any approach that might lead back to that dark history.

In intention, whatever the juridical overtones, the prohibition means to suppress any and all «witness» that constitutes false testimony against the neighbor, and the depreciation, even destruction, of his reputation.

It leaves behind the juridical power of the high priestly families in the humility of Christ.

It may be that the growth of modern Democracy, and the impulses underlying it, will become more intelligible if, disregarding the political and juridical aspects, we approach the problem in biological terms.

Various forms of joint - sovereignty scenarios could be envisaged, from one entailing essentially a symbolic Argentinean juridical presence to one involving a more active role in the running of the islands by Argentina.

Social scientists most commonly view citizenship as a juridical status conferred by states upon individuals in a national community.

Her immediate previous engagement was in the capacity of an Assistant Professor — Human Rights at the West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences, Kolkata, in India.

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To put it better the same interrogation was written three times in three different ways according to the juridical way of transcribing the proceedings.

The theme «Polyphonic Worlds: Justice as Medium» evolves in drawing relations between contemporary artistic practice and the course of social justice against the 400 - year old juridical past of Mechelen's Great Council, Europe's first courthouse.

In addition to initiating the court case, SOS - Racisme has filed a notice with the Conseil d'Etat — the highest juridical administrative instance in the country — against the ministry of culture's decision to extend the same rule to fifty national museums as well as over a hundred national monumentIn addition to initiating the court case, SOS - Racisme has filed a notice with the Conseil d'Etat — the highest juridical administrative instance in the country — against the ministry of culture's decision to extend the same rule to fifty national museums as well as over a hundred national monumentin the country — against the ministry of culture's decision to extend the same rule to fifty national museums as well as over a hundred national monuments.

In some way, we have to find a brake, and finally gradually transform the underlying forces to brought us where we are now: — unreserved capitalism (by redefining what capital is and who it belongs to)-- freedom of personal development, — juridical and financial autonomy of corporations (every action or inaction by a corporation must be accounted for by real people — consumerism, — nationalism and regionalism, — confiscation of communal resources by economic parties, juridical and political support for any of those above)

«The Holy Assembly of Bishops, as the highest hierarchical body, is legislative authority in the matters of faith, officiation, church order (discipline) and internal organization of the Church, as well as the highest church juridical authority within its jurisdiction (Article 69 sec. 28).»

However all three parties have shied away from the project of mapping out the nature of British «core values» in precise juridical terms.

(1) Regarding the formation and effect of a contract (excluding labor contracts; hereinafter referred to in this Article as «consumer contract») between a consumer (i.e., an individual, excluding those cases where the party acts as a business or for a business) and a business operator (i.e., a juridical person or other corporate association, or an individual in those cases where the party is acting as a business or for a business), even where by choice under Article 7 or variation under Article 9, the applicable law would be a law other than that of the consumer's habitual residence, when the consumer indicates to the business operator his or her intention that a particular mandatory rule from within the law of the consumer's habitual residence should apply, this mandatory rule shall also apply to the matters covered by the rule concerning the consumer contract's formation and effect.

Juridical persons are entities that are not natural persons, but which it's necessary or convenient to treat in many respects as though they were natural persons.

I will address several of the most important juridical questions arising from Pope Benedict's resignation, for which there are responses in current Canon law, as well as other questions for which there are no canonical rules or precedents.

While human beings acquire legal personhood when they are born, juridical persons do so when they are incorporated in accordance with law.

What law should be referenced regarding when and how a natural person becomes a juridical person in the US?

Ottawa lawyer and long - time Supreme Court agent Eugene Meehan commented on Fish's announcement: «In Canada's national court he always stuck his juridical neck out for the little guy — Canada's best defence judge has now «gone fishing.»»

As my former firm retreated to a nearby school library to gear up for the new regime, the fear that our urbane local district judges would at midnight on 26 April 1999 turn into ravening juridical werewolves intent on feasting on the flesh of uncompliant lawyers was vividly in our collective minds.

Last but not least, juridical culture must be changed, including formal basic / changes in part of criminal procedure and civil procedure legislative, to allow prosecutors and judges to engage private professionals, lawyers and attorneys to represent them in asset recovery cases, international legal assistance matters and international enforcement of court verdict and decisions.

In any event, any court proceedings in the criminal jurisdiction can be adjourned if a third party decides to challenge the court's ruling to issue a witness summons by way of juridical review (see R (on the application of Cunliffe) v West London Magistrate's Court [2006] EWHC 2081In any event, any court proceedings in the criminal jurisdiction can be adjourned if a third party decides to challenge the court's ruling to issue a witness summons by way of juridical review (see R (on the application of Cunliffe) v West London Magistrate's Court [2006] EWHC 2081in the criminal jurisdiction can be adjourned if a third party decides to challenge the court's ruling to issue a witness summons by way of juridical review (see R (on the application of Cunliffe) v West London Magistrate's Court [2006] EWHC 2081).