Sentence examples for shared jurisdictions from inspiring English sources

To be taken seriously, they would have to be accompanied by numerous side letters stipulating areas of coöperation and shared jurisdictions, from water to bandwidth.

Legal experts said gay marriage was also now "presumptively legal" in six further states that shared jurisdictions with the appeal court circuits that heard the defeated appeals: Colorado, Kansas, North Carolina, South Carolina, West Virginia and Wyoming.

In cases of shared jurisdiction, the federal government should indict only when its interest is manifestly greater.

It argued for shared jurisdiction as a way of maintaining its influence.Three main factors seem to have brought about the Russian change of tack.

The Kurds had to be persuaded to accept half a loaf: shared jurisdiction over Kirkuk, the loss of some rural areas now claimed as Kurdish.

Both have shared jurisdiction over A.I.G. with Treasury since last September, when the government bailed out the global insurance giant to prevent it from collapsing and taking down the major financial institutions that were among its customers.

Previously Russia had argued that the five littoral states should hold much of the seabed and mineral reserves in common, dividing up only a band of coastal waters for exploiting on a national basis.Iran had been the main backer of the Russian argument for shared jurisdiction.

In a letter opposing the regulations, the attorneys general, however, said the states have historically shared jurisdiction with the federal regulators over national banks when it comes to consumer protection laws and have enforced those laws without objections from the Treasury Department.

The U.S. is dependent on international pollution control instruments in the Bering Strait given the shared jurisdiction of the waterway.

The Federal government shall not require from State or local law enforcement agencies shared jurisdiction for any reasons whatsoever, including but not limited to, the receiving of resources, such as military equipment and manpower.

Though the C-9 Basin was raided by task force after 21 carcasses were found dumped in 2009, a tangle of laws and shared jurisdiction hamper efforts to fully eradicate illegal slaughter.