Key issue of non-justiciability, and the first full analysis by the English Court of Appeal
on the juridical nature of bilateral investment treaties.
On the juridical level, it was now recognized by many Jewish thinkers that Christianity had explicitly accepted the moral teaching of the Hebrew Bible as normative.
Not exact matches
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.
This view defines the state as a
juridical order that exists principally for the purpose of securing public order and protecting our ability to act
on our own initiative.
The sociologist of religion will have to answer that question
on the basis of broad theological and
juridical, historical, psychological, and sociological information.
«4 With the term ascription, built
on the model of description, Hart focuses
on a remarkable character of
juridical statements: they can be contested, either by denying alleged facts or by invoking circumstances which can weaken, alternate, even annul the claim of a right or the accusation of a crime.
«11 A taste for opposing John the mystic to Paul the apostle of justification by faith leads to neglect of this other kind of «
juridical» thought, this other problem of justification which derives its coherence from this horizon of the great trial
on which all theology of testimony is projected.
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.
On this basis, he identified four kinds of wisdom —
juridical, nature, practical and theological.
To imply that as a Catholic, I can have greater communion with a separated Christian
on the grounds of fuller doctrinal agreement
on the few (or many) remaining doctrinal truths that unite us, relativizes the visible bonds of sacramental communion into mere «
juridical» boundaries.
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The debate
on balancing as a moral and legal approach are numerous, but two main questions that are always requestioned and re-examined are first
juridical - philosophical question that refers
on the nature of balancing, whether it is a rational procedure for applying norms or a mere rhetorical device.
If we want to win this battle, we need to carry
on by way of
juridical proceedings that evaluate what animal cruelty is because breeders don't think the business they are occupied with can have a moral aspect — it's still the language of profit speaking for itself.
The appeals decision has become an important text
on copyright law — not to mention an intriguing example of how
juridical questions can intersect with aesthetic ones.
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.»»
Cognisant that it ought not to robotically rubber stamp the
juridical mind of larger more developed judicial systems
on our fragile system, the court's task is made even more difficult under a Constitution where the separation of powers is more ideological than realistic.
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.
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 2081).
Much will depend
on whether it is possible to distinguish the aboriginal title situations from the Indian reserve situation (although we must acknowledge that the Sechelt lands have a unique
juridical status in Canadian aboriginal law).
Speaking generally, it may be true (as Laws J said in a passage also quoted by Lord Bingham from R v Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, Ex p First City Trading [1997] 1 CMLR 250, 278 - 279) that «Wednesbury and European review are two different models — one looser, one tighter — of the same
juridical concept, which is the imposition of compulsory standards
on decision - makers so as to secure the repudiation of arbitrary power».
Meehan says despite the finding to keep the judge
on the bench, he suspects «that for the rest of this judge's career he'll be under a certain
juridical microscope wielded by the CJC.»
It also includes ICJ Reports, the RIAA, ILC, ICJ, and UNCITRAL yearbooks, ILC monographs (such as its Analytical Guide), the UN
Juridical Yearbook, the UN Yearbook
on Human Rights, UNCITRAL publications, official records of the UN Law of the Sea (LOS), Law of Treaties, and other diplomatic conferences, the United Nations Legislative Series, and multi-volume Documents of the United Nations Conference
on International Organization (1945).
Commentaries
on the Constitution of the United States, historical and
juridical, with observations upon the ordinary provisions of state constitutions and a comparison with the constitutions of other countries
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In addition, as the UN Special Rapporteur
on Treaties has noted, the process has much to offer such as: The creation of new
juridical standards negotiated and approved by all parties The building of mutual trust based
on good faith Mutual understanding of the other party's vital interests, and A deep commitment from all to respect the eventual results of the negotiations.
International proposals for recognition of customary law also propose that recognition be consistent with human rights: see for example, Article 33 of the Draft Declaration
on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples: «Indigenous peoples have the right to promote, develop and maintain their institutional structures and their distinctive
juridical customs, traditions, procedures and practices, in accordance with internationally recognized human rights standards».