It's outside your jurisdiction.

Jurisdiction

This escapes my jurisdiction.

At the same time, criminal courts of first instance will have jurisdiction in cases involving offences subject to ordinary jurisdiction.

It has under its jurisdiction.

It will only have prospective jurisdiction.

Express consent to exercise of jurisdiction

In the West Bank the organs of jurisdiction operate in a completely different way.

(d) Genetic resources beyond areas of national jurisdiction

quot Multilateral treaties regulating international civil jurisdiction quot .

Effect of consent to jurisdiction to measures of constraint

Also problematic civil military jurisdiction will continue to be upheld.

3. This Convention does not exclude any additional criminal jurisdiction exercised in accordance with national law.

Among the major multilateral institutions, the WTO maintains jurisdiction over trade.

(c) the present Convention does not preclude it from exercising jurisdiction.

Thus, it really matters what legal jurisdiction they fall into and whether that company (and host country) is likely to cooperate with your government.

In 917 John also gave the Archbishop of Bremen jurisdiction over the bishops in Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Iceland and Greenland.

National courts, such as those in Spain, play an increasingly strong role in combating impunity through the exercise of universal jurisdiction.

The government asserted that the court did not have jurisdiction over constitutional amendments.

I, as a commander in chief, did everything in my jurisdiction so far, and will continue taking all actions in my competence as president.

Again, in your backyard, in your backyard.

As an alternative, we propose a set of common standards for effect based jurisdiction.

(c) Jurisdiction of the United Nations Dispute Tribunal and the United Nations Appeals Tribunal

It has jurisdiction only insofar as national governments fail to investigate and, if appropriate, prosecute a case in good faith.

1. A State cannot invoke immunity from jurisdiction in a proceeding before a court of another State if it has

(a) When the offence is committed in any territory under its jurisdiction or on board a ship or aircraft registered in that State

Successively examining magistrate at Chartres in 1964, Deputy Procurator at Versailles in 1967 and judge of the Court of Major Jurisdiction of Paris in 1972, he was secretary general of the Presidency of the Court of Major Jurisdiction of Paris, together with Mme. Rozès, from 1976 to 1979.

Put your stuff in your backpack.

Put your books in your locker.

Put your books in your locker.

Such effect based jurisdiction has a long tradition in both American and EU extraterritorial application of their respective anti trust laws.

(b) The authority of the flag State to exercise jurisdiction and control in administrative, technical and social matters involving the vessel.

and the principles of non intervention in matters that are essentially within the domestic jurisdiction of any State and of consent .

An official language is a language that is given a special legal status in a particular country, state, or other jurisdiction.

Giving increased powers to host countries over parent companies located outside their jurisdiction is problematic.

Within the EU, effect based jurisdiction might raise concerns about the free mobility of capital.

Several competing plans emerged from the different Congressional committees that have jurisdiction over the issue.

Until we receive an order from a court of competent jurisdiction, the post stays up.

At first all these colonial churches were under the jurisdiction of the Bishop of London.

As a result, a reserve system was established under the jurisdiction of the Federal Government.

Subsequently, jurisdiction of the Supreme Court of India over Jammu and Kashmir has been extended.

And they're in your house. They're in your house.

In order to shield judges from pressure by regional administrations, the HRC suggests organizing appeal and cassations courts of general jurisdiction in a new way.

(a) Any activity within the scope of the present articles carried out in its territory or otherwise under its jurisdiction or control

Do your work in your own way.