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Jurisdictional.

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Usage of jurisdictional in English
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The 2nd Circuit's jurisdictional analysis leaves a lot of room for interpretation.
Reuters
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Sustainable Seas is a guide to understanding and negotiating this jurisdictional thicket.
Radio NZ
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Then there are specialist legal, procedural, jurisdictional, behavioural, diplomatic... She shrugged again.
Surface detail
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It also argued that trial courts must resolve jurisdictional challenges early in litigation.
Reuters
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But a New York court dismissed the charges on procedural and jurisdictional grounds.
The Guardian
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Only minutes into the investigation, and already he had stepped on jurisdictional toes.
Map of bones
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Transcript Miss Wilburn, we have the jurisdictional in merits issues here.
The new yorker
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They were also chief magistrates of large jurisdictional areas of land.
Our Legal Heritage : 600-1776 King Aethelbert - King George III
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China has rejected international arbitration, preferring a bilateral route to solving the jurisdictional disputes.
Reuters
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The U.S. suit was dismissed last year on jurisdictional grounds.
Reuters
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Hilton had sought to dismiss the case on jurisdictional grounds.
Reuters
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Last week, the firms filed a motion to dismiss the complaint on jurisdictional grounds.
The Guardian
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Organisers challenged the decision, saying there were significant flaws amounting to a jurisdictional error.
Radio NZ
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The 11th Circuit affirmed that jurisdictional principle last December in Christopher Gibson v. SEC.
Reuters
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One of the panel judges dissented on a jurisdictional issue.
Reuters
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King Alfred gave land with jurisdictional powers within its boundaries such as the following:
Our Legal Heritage, King AEthelbert, 596 to King George III, 177...
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