Sentence examples for Jurisdictional responsibility from inspiring English sources

Due to limits of jurisdictional responsibility, practitioners within the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority are constrained in influencing key factors that impact on their capacity to address threats and manage outcomes.

According to Lakoff (2010), the main concern is how lines of responsibility among diverse organizations should be drawn, in terms of both jurisdictional responsibility and technical capacity.

It is noteworthy that although provincial/territorial governments have the jurisdictional responsibility for both childcare and kindergarten, none has developed a coherent or adequate ECEC system.

"I think the burden has always been on our committee, because we own the jurisdictional responsibility for the legislative branch to carry it out," Burr told reporters on Wednesday.

Given the politics of jurisdictional responsibility in Canada, centralization is unlikely.

However, there has purposefully been no large-scale public educational efforts by the Ghana Ministry of Health or NAS given the small capacity of this ambulance service relative to its large jurisdictional responsibility.

The Commission retains the right to make determinations with regard to any claim of privilege status, and the discretion to release information as necessary to carry out its jurisdictional responsibilities.

There are overlapping responsibilities and jurisdictional disputes galore.

It baffles me, however, that after the development of so many multi-jurisdictional, multi-disciplinarian mega-firms and after delegating responsibility to a capable and responsible colleague, counsel will still feverishly insist on checking in from their vacation.

Because so many government entities are involved with enforcement of this region, there are substantive jurisdictional issues that arise when addressing responsibility for clean-up.

The commission called on Congress to junk its 17-committee jungle of jurisdictional fiefs, which have failed miserably in their responsibility of oversight.