Sentence examples for jurisdictions case from inspiring English sources

The number of separate conservation tenders that have been performed, and the variations in environmental targets, state jurisdictions, case study circumstances, design and implementation, provides a rich data base of projects for analysis – unique at the international level.

"The problem for example, of alcohol consumption, isn't unique to [Province 1] or even all of Canada…I think that there would be room for supporting the application of evidence for each of the provinces by some national group…so that the research does not have to be done on every question locally in 10 provincial jurisdictions" (Case 5).

In most jurisdictions cases were counted as families, so procedures were developed to determine which specific children in each family had been investigated for maltreatment-related concerns.

It is also the first universal jurisdiction case to proceed to trial in Africa.

Generally, it includes: the court name, jurisdiction, case number, title of the case (the names of the parties), title of the document, name(s) and address(s) of the lawyers filing the document, and the date filed.[15].

The case was dropped during the trial, but it set a precedent about how large an online audience could be judged to be and which jurisdiction cases can be brought in.

But as the universal jurisdiction cases grew bolder and went after powerful countries – and especially after a case opened in 2006 accusing Chinese officials of genocide in Tibet, and another opened in 2008 involving Israel's attacks on Palestine – "the political and economic pressure on the Spanish government was hard.

For investigators seeking additional cases in other state-level jurisdictions, posting case-seeking reports on Epi-X is a practical method.

He reserved jurisdiction in case federal issues arose.

It's also the first time a universal jurisdiction (pdf) case has proceeded to trial in Africa.

For example, if a court has appellate jurisdiction, the case must have passed through the necessary preliminary stages before being eligible for consideration by that court.