Sentence examples for jurisdictions whose from inspiring English sources
Even jurisdictions whose comparative negligence statutes expressly incorporate assumption of the risk have upheld express assumption of risk.
Two years ago the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development - representing the 29 richest economies - began targeting particularly egregious jurisdictions whose laws were designed to attract the evaders, demanding that they open up their records to tax authorities abroad.
In contrast to the focus on truth and those societies where truth recovery has been central to dealing with the aftermath of human rights violations, comparatively little scholarly attention has been paid to those jurisdictions whose transition from violent conflict has been marked by the absence or rejection of a formal truth process.
It is toward that end that Mr. Hussein should be tried not only in the courts of the new Iraq, but also by the courts of the United States, Britain and such other jurisdictions whose people have been murdered at the pleasure of the Hussein regime, and we should seek his extradition for such additional prosecutions.
The Guardian investigation into Britain's role in the sham director trade has identified more than 21,000 companies, spread across the world in different jurisdictions, whose directors are pretending to control companies which are secretly owned by other people, such as Russian oligarchs and property speculators.
Republicans in Virginia and nationwide have gone on offense over so-called sanctuary cities: jurisdictions whose law enforcement agencies can refuse to cooperate with federal immigration officers.
Undoubtedly courts-martial are tribunals of special and limited jurisdiction whose judgments, so far as questions relating to their jurisdiction are concerned, are always open to collateral attack.
When applying these SPFs in a jurisdiction whose data were not used to develop the SPF, a calibration factor can be applied to adjust the expected crash frequency estimate to statewide or local conditions.
Similar questions have arisen in the Federal courts of original jurisdiction, whose decisions have generally been in favor of the position taken by the plaintiff in error in this case.
Other options would be to try to find a third country with "universal jurisdiction," whose laws allow such a trial on its territory, or hold the trial in Cambodia with an international tribunal.
In concern to user trust, a contract dealing with the use of a key management system should point out the jurisdiction whose laws relate to that system.
