Sentence examples similar to extraterritorial procedures from inspiring English sources

First, the CLOUD Act resolved that any legal process issued under the SCA has extraterritorial effect.

Now there was "extraterritorial action".

Extraterritorial sanctions are always problematic.

But the second constraint is extraterritorial and financial.

Previous American administrations have waived similar extraterritorial sanctions.

Research Serv., 94-166, ExtrApplicationl Applicatiof of American Criminal Law (2010).

It also gives British citizens in China extraterritorial rights.

Certainly, extraterritorial terrorism prosecutions would be a nonstarter.

The majority also cites incidental territorial references in the 1979 Handbook on Procedures and Criteria for Determining Refugee Status as "implici[t] acknowledg[ment]" that the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees subscribes to their view that the Convention has no extraterritorial application.

Or, and perhaps more interesting: "A statute presumptively has no extraterritorial application".

There is extraterritorial jurisdiction over an offense under this section.