Sentence examples for jurisdictional decisions from inspiring English sources

We intentionally do not consider the policy, budgetary, and jurisdictional decisions required to implement such priorities.

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

At this optimum, environmental and fiscal policies are set at their first-best levels and decentralized jurisdictional decision-making is globally efficient.

When the double dividend occurs, the rent allocation both improves the efficiency of the tax system and reduces the private public consumption distortion that decentralized jurisdictional decision-making creates.

At Canada's national HTA process, the postrecommendation jurisdictional funding decision could include confidential pricing arrangements.

This gives local pastoralist communities a much greater jurisdictional control over land use decisions.

Questions of jurisdictional complexity, scale issues of decision-making to implementation, and influence on vulnerability will often be part of the decision for data selection.

The 6-to-3 decision interpreted a jurisdictional statute, the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act, to apply to conduct predating its enactment in 1976.

External contextual factors (i.e., epidemiological, extra-jurisdictional, political) that influenced PRC decisions about prenatal record content included concerns about user buy-in; health system capacities; and pressures from public health stakeholders.

This comment considers the tribal court jurisdictional implications of two recent court decisions.

The decision turned on a jurisdictional issue: Mr. Justice's home is in Cincinnati, not California.