The first United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea, meeting at Geneva in 1958, sought to codify the law of the high seas but was unable to resolve many issues, notably the maximum permissible breadth of the territorial sea subject to national sovereignty.
The three-judge appeals panel said it was obligated to block the FCC action because it had previously ruled that the two-way nature of cable Internet service made it more akin to a telephone service than cable television services, which often are granted territorial monopolies subject to local regulation.
John Bingham, the author of Section 1 of the Fourteenth Amendment, invoked the Fifth Amendment's Due Process of Law Clause as a source of substantive restrictions on both the federal government and on territorial governments subject to federal control in multiple pre-Civil War speeches.
The Synod of Barmen was held in May 1934, and its theological declaration transformed the defensive movement against Nazi control of the churches into an organized revival, especially where German territorial churches were subject to Nazi administration.
Constitutional limits on territorial jurisdiction, federal subject-matter jurisdiction, venue and choice of federal vs. state law (the Erie doctrine) are also included.
By an arrangement of July 25 the Free French retained territorial command in Syria and Lebanon subject to strategic control by the British.
An individual's business life – the location of her investments and her business interests, where she works, and so forth – determines where she is subject to territorial taxation.
As the District Court held, where a manufacturer sells products to his distributor subject to territorial restrictions upon resale, a per se violation of the Sherman Act results.
It suggests that most of the yet-to-be found resources are not under the North Pole but much closer to shore, in regions that are not subject to territorial dispute.
Therefore, a proper analogy would lead to the conclusion that corporations should be subject to territorial taxation wherever they have economic interests and should nowhere be subject to worldwide taxation.
In Israel, he was already likely to contend with Israeli officials rattled by the administration's refusal to say outright that the Western Wall, one of the holiest prayer sites in Judaism, lies in Israel, and is not subject to territorial claims by the Palestinians.
