Sentence examples for cross-jurisdictional from inspiring English sources
The word "cross-jurisdictional" is correct and usable in written English
You can use this word to describe an agreement or situation that involves two or more different ethnic or legal jurisdictions. For example, "This cross-jurisdictional agreement established new regulations to protect the environment in both countries."
That said, I take some comfort from the growing cross-party and cross-jurisdictional coalition in its defence.
The development provides the first definitive indication of how BetOnSports, whose shares have been publicly traded in Britain, would respond to what has been an aggressive and unusual cross-jurisdictional move by United States prosecutors.
This kind of multilayered, cross-jurisdictional activity was necessary because the opposition to the movement was a lot more powerful and sophisticated than the gap-toothed Klansmen and corpulent small-town sheriffs who were its public foils.
It was hoped that the cross-jurisdictional deals the paper had brokered would protect it, particularly the one made with the New York Times which was protected in the US by the First Amendment.
Alistair White, a trainee solicitor at DLA Piper, says: "Joining a leading global business law firm was my priority, as I knew it would involve a large amount of cross-jurisdictional work.
Such cross-jurisdictional transmission lines are becoming more important as states seek to reach their goals of integrating large amounts of wind and solar power, generally available in remote deserts and mountaintops, into the energy mix.
doi: 10.1080/1043946042000338904. Cross-jurisdictional comparison of performance implies apples being compared to apples.
The CDC definitions provide a framework for quantifying potential maltreatment from a public health perspective and allow for a more sensitive cross-jurisdictional qualification of incidents (Jack 2010).
So, instead of being cross jurisdictional, Republicans just crossed them off the list.
When Speaker Boehner established this Select Committee, he justified it by arguing that it would, quote, "cross jurisdictional lines".
Judges, too, are to bear "lifetime responsibility" for case decisions, the communiqué says.New courts will also be convened that cross jurisdictional boundaries; their judges, in theory, would not be so easily beholden to local officials.
