Sentences with phrase «jurists became»

The jurists became known as the externalists and the Sufis as the internalists.

It is obvious that such disputes touch the very core of Islam, and it is no wonder that the Muslim theologians and jurists became the bitterest enemies of the Sufis and fought them on all fronts for centuries.

Not exact matches

While Moveon.org is recruiting signatures for a petition against Supreme Court nominee John Roberts, and USA Today is reporting how allegedly popular this previously popularly unheard - of jurist has become overnight (hat - tip to Jim Lindgren, the source of both links), Roberts keeps on... working.

Now Erickson will need to win the approval of the full Senate before becoming eligible to accept the position as the Eighth Circuit's newest jurist.

To conclude otherwise is to suggest that LSUC essentially decided the North did not matter, that students at Lakehead's school of law did not deserve an equal chance to become the future leaders of the profession, jurists, and possibly even deans of law schools in their turn.

As Mr. Freeze notes, she has become something of a judicial celebrity, and indeed «[e] arlier this year, Justice Abella received a «global jurist of the year» prize.»

G. Arthur Martin was Canada's greatest criminal advocate before he became a leading jurist with the Ontario Court of Appeal.

His sheer dedication enabled him to become one of the youngest to be designated by the Supreme Court and thus saw him take on challenging and pinnacle cases that India would not forget and evidently so, as Gopal was honoured with the National Law Day Award for Outstanding Jurist, in 2009 by the President of India, for his consistent professional excellence and adherence to the highest traditions of the Bar.

The Superior Court jurist, the Honorable Norman B. Ackley became a «regular» at WARM meetings and, ultimately, their mentor and guide.

At least one leading jurist agrees that lawyers and judges, in general, are becoming irrelevant.