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tribunal de exceção
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règim d'excepció
Court jurisdiction over only some kinds of matters.
limited jurisdiction
Portuguese
tribunal de exceção
limited jurisdiction
1
Under the Mexican law, Alcaldes had, as already stated, a very
limited
jurisdiction
.
2
One with plenty of force and very
limited
jurisdiction
,
and the other with wide jurisdiction and no force.
3
In an interview with The Irish Times, Brian Lenihan said the Constitution permitted the setting up of courts of
limited
jurisdiction
.
4
The Hustings Court of the city of Richmond has a peculiar and
limited
jurisdiction
which is explained later in this chapter.
5
Feinberg, appointed last year to dictate pay levels at the firms that have received the largest taxpayer bailouts, has a
limited
jurisdiction
.
1
The latter had been given
special
jurisdiction
during the 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
2
The masters, journeymen, and apprentices formed a corporation having
special
jurisdiction
in different localities.
3
There is no action performed, but has a motive; and motives are the
special
jurisdiction
of morality.
4
Mother: the first emanation of the Eternal Being was a Universal, 602-l Motives the
special
jurisdiction
of morality, 244-u.
5
Moreover, in attacking the
special
jurisdiction
of the Church, Henry had to encounter a force to which there is no parallel in our own time.
special
jurisdiction
special
Portuguese
tribunal de exceção
tribunal de excepção
Spanish
estados de excepción
régimen de excepción
estado de excepción
régimen excepcional
regímenes de excepción
estado de emergencia
regímenes excepcionales
Catalan
règim d'excepció