jurisdictional

So it took me a while to work out what I call the jurisdictional choices.

Transcript - The Hon Stephen Smith MP, Minister for Foreign Affairs 2008

"Initially it was state and tribal judges appointed by the chief justice of the state that would identify and address what they called the jurisdictional conflicts," says David Withey, chief counsel to the Arizona Supreme Court.

Fixing Tribal Justice 2007

The first, and most common type, is what he calls jurisdictional, where one party agrees to transfer responsibility for something to the other party.

Newswise: Latest News 2010

Where are such lofty sentiments when others sail in Chinese jurisdictional waters?

At Sea With China Peter Dutton 2010

That has often been interpreted in jurisdictional terms.

Senate Reform 1983

But when looked at closely, there is not much in jurisdictional terms to talk about.

Senate Reform 1983

"Pursuant to the" Law of the Flag ", a military flag does result in jurisdictional implication when flown.

Sound Politics: Neal Starkman Wants To Help The Republicans 2006

I think even if the case is certified, then you have what is called a jurisdictional statement that needs to be filed, opposition, or a motion to affirm or dismiss, et cetera, et cetera.

CNN Transcript - Special Event: Asst. Attorney General Joel Klein Hold Press Briefing on Microsoft Breakup Order - June 8, 2000 2000

These "jurisdictional" commerce "elements" in section 249 (a) (2) (B) would ensure that each conviction would involve conduct that Congress has the power to regulate under the Commerce Clause.

Balkinization 2007

Seems to me that we are in uncharted territory with this panic until the U.S. election is staged on November 4 and until the global community demonstrates that it is going to appoint sheriffs to patrol the global economy and stop the kind of jurisdictional arbitrage that led to the casino-ization of banking.

Diane Francis: Buffett's Wrong: Stay Out of Stocks 2008