And that is how this unprepossessing, chubby God with the bad skin and the weak eyes parlayed jurisdiction over bags of warm crap into irrefutable control over one of the fundamental dimensions in the universe, thereby making himself one of the most formidable Gods in the whole fucking pantheon!
Some operating environments clearly pose higher risks than others, such as jurisdictions with weak governance or lack of rule of law, resource-rich or in rapid growth economies, or where transactions involve middlemen or state monopolies.
A major impact of our work to date has been the demonstration of the benefits of close collaboration between infection control and occupational health, which, in most jurisdictions, was weak.
If the innovation can be imitated and intellectual property protection in the relevant jurisdiction is weak, then licensing may not be viable, and the innovator may be forced to integrate in order to have a decent chance of capturing some value.
At the most recent bar visit, SHS exposure was common (range: Uruguay 8 36%; Mexico City 23 31%), although highest in jurisdictions with weaker policies (range in other Mexican cities: 74 86%).
At that time, Mexican jurisdictions were subject to weak federal regulations that only banned smoking in federal buildings.
Such trends will be most pronounced in highly migratory and straddling fisheries due to weak governance over areas beyond national jurisdiction (ABNJ), but is also likely to occur within the exclusive economic zone (EEZ) of weak states or small island states with vast marine territories.
And through AG Jeff Sessions and the Justice Department, he has been sending letters that attempt to harass jurisdictions that he feels have weak immigration policies into working with ICE.
Dependency, in international relations, a weak state dominated by or under the jurisdiction of a more powerful state but not formally annexed by it.
- Advisory jurisdiction: the weakest form of control, whereby a profession seeks 'a legitimate right to interpret, buffer or partially modify actions another takes within its own full jurisdiction'.
