(1) On nonproliferation, India believes that the vacuous legalism of the current nonproliferation regime will lead the world nowhere.

(2) I think we get into law and legalism , and we don't understand that it's really, really human to err.

(3) As in many things, we must walk that line between legalism or pietism on the one hand and licentiousness on the other.

(4) But in this legislation I see there is no freedom to choose; there is just legalism , which binds people.

(5) The history of the Church, Coughlin notes, displays periods of both legalism and antinomianism.

(6) In this kingdom of strict and complete legalism , it was considered that the judge certainly never made new law himself, he had no democratic legitimacy to reform the law or to express views on what the law should be.

(7) This petty legalism encouraged more to flee

(8) Stress obedience apart from faith and you produce legalism

(9) Canadian science-based risk regulation has ample room to move away from closed-door bargaining and its lack of public accountability, without falling into the pitfalls of American pluralist legalism .

(10) It is equally clear from the objects section that the legalism of the Employment Contracts Act era is no longer a useful construction of the employment relationship.

(11) Its political culture, once fiercely democratic, is being eroded by a manipulated, bureaucratic legalism that identifies dissent as disloyalty.

(12) Today, democracy is above all about formal legalism - the unconditional adherence to a set of formal rules that guarantee society's antagonisms are fully absorbed into the political arena.

(13) There are the two extremes of legalism and antinomianism to avoid.

(14) And none of these ancient writers has seemed to me to lead to any sort of legalism .

(15) I ask only because the u2018debateu2019 about the use of this horrible substance appears to be sliding into maze of legalism and moralism.

(16) Yet I think the continued presence of these wrong doctrines has a baleful and divisive influence in Adventism, causing large segments of the denomination to lurch towards legalism and works righteousness.

(17) What it amounts to is the idea of moral legalism , that one should outlaw all wrongdoing.

(18) The resort to legalism has contributed to the present crisis.

(19) The legalism was too tough and the first empire that tried it, the Qin empire, which gave China its name lasted only two emperors, then got kicked out.

(20) To view it differently is to prefer brain-dead legalism to survival.

(21) Christianity is not, as David implied, about escaping eternal damnation by following pages of strict legalism (which is another very common misconception).

(22) Some are legalists who continue to insist that the war was launched without justification in international law and wish to punish those responsible for their transgressions.

(23) But there were occasional moments of compelling clarity in the fog of legalistic jargon.

(24) Now, on the one hand its legal system is administered overly legalistically , as illustrated in the examples above.

(25) If, however you mean this in a legalistic sense then you are way off.

(26) This insulting, legalistic defense of a policy gone astray is becoming tiresome.

(27) They are accused of being legalist , obsessive about detail, hypocritical and self-serving.

(28) As with misconduct allegations, there is a preliminary screening process, but the intention is that cases will be treated clinically rather than legalistically .

(29) Others discount subjective feelings and become legalists as they observe only the letter of the law.

(30) Saturday's rally reminded me of the dangers of defining free speech legalistically .