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Meanings of extraterritorial in anglès

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extraterritorial

Outside territorial limits or jurisdiction.

extraterritorial
Usage of extraterritorial in anglès
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Or was the jesuit house extraterritorial and was he walking among aliens?
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
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Police said the arrest came after extraterritorial undercover operations, but gave no details.
Reuters
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He's got the whole thing set up for remote management from extraterritorial waters.
The Jennifer Morgue
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The crimes took place outside the United States long before we had extraterritorial jurisdiction statutes.
The Storyteller
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America's economic and financial heft facilitates the extraterritorial reach of U.S. sanctions and other law.
Reuters
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Only a few months ago it was Helms-Burton with the US accused of using extraterritorial legislation.
The Irish Times
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The Americans should take note of the EU's effort to impose an extraterritorial airline carbon levy.
Reuters
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The court could not address such "extraterritorial" claims, Stanton said.
Reuters
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The United States thus reduced the legal and political obstacles which faced its extraterritorial prosecutions and enforcement.
Financial Crime and Corruption
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America's tough extraterritorial rules on foreign corrupt practices remain firmly in place when it comes to corporate executives.
Reuters
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Furthermore, extraterritorial US sanctions prevents European airports from providing Iranian carriers with fuel or accepting money from them.
The Guardian
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The extraterritorial nature of this legislation poses an assault on language and freedom of speech that is global in nature.
The Guardian
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If it did, the administration told the justices, that would be an "extraterritorial application of U.S. regulatory statutes."
Wired
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The Russian foreign ministry added that the US investigation appeared to be an "illegal extraterritorial application" of US law.
Radio NZ
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A project for the reorganization of the consular service and for recasting the scheme of extraterritorial jurisdiction is now before you.
State of the Union Addresses
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They accused the US of "extraterritorial overreach" in seeking to prosecute an Australian who was based in the UK.
News.com.au
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