Significados de jurisdictional dispute en inglés

But this was lying idle, because of a commercial and jurisdictional dispute with Australia.

There then followed a hectic jurisdictional dispute between these overlords that was decided in General Dreedle's favor by ex-P.F.C.

Now they have some damn kind of a jurisdictional dispute....

The U.S. authorities have been prevented from reviewing British auditors of Lehman since 2008 due to the jurisdictional dispute, Bloomberg said.

Executive producer Ken Mok has insisted the striking employees go through a protracted NLRB organizing process, citing a jurisdictional dispute between the WGA and Intl.

China has rejected international arbitration, preferring a bilateral route to solving the jurisdictional disputes.

When I attended the statewide police training institute, I'd heard a lot of talk about interdepartmental politics and jurisdictional disputes.

They asked employers not only to bargain with them but to put up with jurisdictional disputes at the same time.

For example, boycotts intended to protect wage rates and working conditions should be distinguished from those in furtherance of jurisdictional disputes.

A second unjustifiable practice is the secondary boycott, when used to further jurisdictional disputes or to compel employers to violate the National Labor Relations Act.

In some jurisdictional disputes, however, minority unions strike to compel employers to deal with them despite a legal duty to bargain with the majority union.