Sentence examples for allocation of jurisdictional from inspiring English sources

The way in which prescribing by nurses is organized has far-reaching implications, both for the allocation of jurisdictional control over prescriptive authority and for the potential success of nurse prescribing in daily practice.

"Freezing of jurisdictional separations category relationships and/or allocation factors.

Lack of "jurisdictional integration" sustains bad government: in effect, there are too many countries.

The S.E.C. said it had declined to pursue a fraud enforcement action in the case because of jurisdictional issues.

Wetland managers use plants as indicators of jurisdictional boundaries and for bioassessment.

This paper utilizes Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) for a comparison of poverty reduction performances of jurisdictional social welfare programs across Canadian provinces.

These results illustrate the crucial importance of environmental rent sharing for the efficiency of jurisdictional decision-making.

In his judgment, Lord Reid also took the opportunity to deal with the issue of jurisdictional and non-jurisdictional errors of law.

However, it appears that Anisminic had defined the concept of jurisdictional error of law so broadly that it had made redundant the old divide between jurisdictional and non-jurisdictional errors and had "led to the use of the word 'jurisdictional' in a wide sense to cover all errors of law which entailed illegality".

These quality comparisons rely on the use of jurisdictional linkages as the gold standard.

For example, legislative features can be used to coordinate management outside of jurisdictional boundaries.