Sentence examples for affect jurisdictions from inspiring English sources

Previously, the government has explained the delay by saying it was looking into how the convention might affect jurisdictions.

The flaw in the system is most likely to affect large jurisdictions that upload multiple memory cards during counts--the system gets overloaded and doesn't count all the votes.

The intergovernmental approach is designed to bring together elected officials in a coordinated effort to address problems that affect all jurisdictions but that could not be solved by any one of them acting alone.

That interpretation directly contradicts how the order has been touted by Trump and Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who just last month vowed to "claw back" funds from sanctuary cities. Orrick appeared skeptical of the narrow interpretation, asking Readler what the "purpose" of the order was if it would barely affect the jurisdictions in question. .

On its face § 455 provides for disqualification of individual judges under specified circumstances; it does not affect the jurisdiction of a court.

The inclusion of the term "subject to the EAR" or any similar term on a Department of State license or approval shall not affect the jurisdiction with respect to such items.

Detainees at Guantánamo have the constitutional privilege of the writ of habeas corpus, and nothing in this order is intended to affect the jurisdiction of Federal courts to determine the legality of their detention.

391, 6 L.Ed. 118 (1824), both of which hold that a seizure of a vessel in violation of international law does not affect the jurisdiction of a United States court to adjudicate rights in connection with the vessel.

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Fadi El-Abdallah, a spokesman for the ICC, told the BBC's Newsday programme that "article 127 states that withdrawal does not affect the jurisdiction of the ICC over the crimes that have been committed" while the country was a member.

However, the clause is not effective in preventing judicial review of errors of law that affect the jurisdiction of the authority to make the decision.