Sentence examples for jurisdictional difficulties from inspiring English sources
They will also face jurisdictional difficulties as they find themselves under a different legal system.
He said he had just ordered a book on astral law, which will help lawyers sort out the jurisdictional difficulties that are bound to occur when, say, a Russian satellite is hit by an American satellite, falls out of its geosynchronous orbit, and lands on someone's head in Peru.
See, supra, n. 1. Putting to one side jurisdictional difficulties this course might encounter under the direct-review statute, 4 we believe it is fairer to all to regard no other grounds as presented, thus reserving to Blue the opportunity to articulate them plainly and support them by the record.
Although the committee has now been strengthened, it is still confined to making recommendations; in cases of conflict a final decision can come only from the President, and Mr Eisenhower is notably bad at settling these jurisdictional disputes.The third difficulty goes deepest.
Dario Hidalgo, a transport expert with EMBARQ in Bogotá who has evaluated Delhi's BRT, says typical obstacles include a difficulty in establishing bus lanes, jurisdictional overlaps between city agencies, competing fleets of privately owned "incumbent" bus services, and a lack of expertise among planning agencies charged with implementing high-speed service and infrastructure.
Learn how the same problem is solved, or at least addressed, by differing institutional arrangements around the world and the difficulties in applying that arrangement across jurisdictional boundaries.
One technical difficulty had to do with a jurisdictional dispute in the House over which committee would be in charge of about $5 billion in emergency spending and how this money would be accounted for in the budget.
The solutions to reducing and understanding the exact impacts of coastal pollution, where it is likely to be strong, have been lacking because of the inherent difficulties of monitoring and evaluating nonpoint sources of pollution, along with jurisdictional issues such as agency and private land conflicts.
Although many of the issues (e.g. jurisdiction, choice of law, high cost of cross-jurisdictional litigation) which arise in relation to the different categories of disputes are similar, the difficulties are perhaps more pronounced in respect of B2C transactional disputes which are often of small monetary value.
This is no easy task against determined opponents.Jurisdictional quirks add to the difficulties.
