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单词 jurisdictional
释义
jurisdictional
adjective
uk
/ˌdʒʊə.rɪsˈdɪk.ʃən.əl/us
/ˌdʒʊr.ɪsˈdɪk.ʃən.əl/
connectedwith theauthorityof acourtorofficialorganizationto makedecisionsandjudgments:
司法权的；管辖权的；审判权的
jurisdictionaldecisions司法决定
The Constitutionlimitsthe jurisdictionalreachofstatecourts.宪法对州法院的管辖范围做出了限制。
See
jurisdiction
More examples
  • jurisdictionalconflictsbetweenstateandfederalofficials
  • The twoagenciesare so different insizeand have different jurisdictionalboundaries.
  • Thepurposeof theagreementis to end jurisdictionaldisputesamong theunions.
(Definition ofjurisdictionalfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofjurisdictional

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The pre-emption thesis depends on a distinction betweenjurisdictionaland other mistakes.
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Decisions affected by non-jurisdictionalerror of law are sometimes called" voidable" as opposed to" void".
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Under this approach there is no clear distinction betweenjurisdictionaland non-jurisdictionalerrors.
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Only once the state had reestablished the hierarchy was it worth focussing on the actual management of cross-jurisdictionalrequests.
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However, this is not the consequence of a thorough discussion about the adequacy of cartel treatment on differentjurisdictionallevels.
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Deliberative supranationalism seeks to overcome this democratic deficit by institutional procedures and cross-jurisdictionalnetworks that encourage social learning.
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Particularly dangerous for them werejurisdictionalconflicts with other landed estates bordering on the town.
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What is important, he contends, isjurisdictionalcontrol.
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Licenses of vessels which become involved in trespassing and encroachment into thejurisdictionalwaters of other countries are forfeited and not reissued.
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Such latter matters are, by their nature, less susceptible to legal regulation, for they require no secular forum nor anyjurisdictionalprocedure.
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The devolution ofjurisdictionalrights was encouraged by the practical problems confronting the organisation of seignorial courts.
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Finally, note that the objection under consideration here-that severance is an improper judicial function-rests upon a respect for thejurisdictionalboundaries between legislatures and courts.
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A major difficulty of this approach is that no foolproof method of distinguishing betweenjurisdictionalfacts and facts within jurisdiction has been developed.
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If it did act, it would have made ajurisdictionalerror and its decision would be a nullity.
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In addition, the question of which substantive law should be applied in multijurisdictional claims has been left unresolved.
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