Definition of jurisdictional in English:

jurisdictional

adjective ˌdʒʊərɪsˈdɪkʃ(ə)n(ə)l

1Relating to the official power to make legal decisions and judgements.
legitimate jurisdictional issues
a serious jurisdictional error
Example sentencesExamples
- I am not satisfied that there is an arguable case of jurisdictional error on the part of the Tribunal.
- This is a decision in which one is defining the jurisdictional facts upon which the court operates.
- A series of court cases initiated in Ireland sought to have the jurisdictional prerogative of the Irish parliament clearly established.
- The first jurisdictional issue is, are the claims asserted in the Request For Arbitration within the scope of the arbitration clause EEMC has invoked?
- In the Tribunal's view the jurisdictional provisions are fairly clear with regard to the issue of who may be a party to arbitration.
- He also warned against reading too much into what he characterized as a "narrow jurisdictional finding."
- The Council of Twelve is elected by the Great and General Council for the duration of the legislature and serves as a jurisdictional body as well as a court of appeals.
- In Australia, many indigenous communities still struggle to be recognized as entities who have rights to negotiate on equal terms with national and state governments as jurisdictional authorities under traditional law.
- The cited Code provisions govern the jurisdictional and procedural aspects of military tribunals.
- For more information on jurisdictional differences, consult with your legal counsel.
1. 1.1 Relating to the territory or sphere of activity over which the legal authority of a court or other institution extends.
  geographically defined jurisdictional boundaries
  Example sentencesExamples
  She also proposed new interstate jurisdictional standards to simplify the execution of warrants pursuant to online investigations.
  The administrative reorganization of France into departments, sweeping away the jurisdictional jungle grown up over a millennium, survives not much altered to this day.
  The Ottomans created four jurisdictional districts, each ruled by a governor: Damascus, Aleppo, Tripoli, and Sidon.
  Through most of the Middle Ages, the jurisdictional function of the Anglo-Saxon hundred was predominant.
  Dissatisfied with the territorial gains of 1679, he spent the next five years fabricating jurisdictional claims to vulnerable territories along the fragmented eastern frontier.
  Too many cops are stuck in a game of jurisdictional roulette.
  Their role was to provide clear jurisdictional lines to ensure that forest management plans could be implemented.
  The data used in this paper relate to the "public" recognition of jurisdictional boundaries.
  The relationship between management and financial accounting is thus the site of an unresolved jurisdictional dispute.
  Various jurisdictional issues are addressed, including extradition agreements.

Rhymes

fictional

Definition of jurisdictional in US English:

jurisdictional

adjectiveˌjo͝orəzˈdikSHnəl

1Relating to the official power to make legal decisions and judgments.
legitimate jurisdictional issues
a serious jurisdictional error
Example sentencesExamples
- The Council of Twelve is elected by the Great and General Council for the duration of the legislature and serves as a jurisdictional body as well as a court of appeals.
- He also warned against reading too much into what he characterized as a "narrow jurisdictional finding."
- For more information on jurisdictional differences, consult with your legal counsel.
- The cited Code provisions govern the jurisdictional and procedural aspects of military tribunals.
- In the Tribunal's view the jurisdictional provisions are fairly clear with regard to the issue of who may be a party to arbitration.
- In Australia, many indigenous communities still struggle to be recognized as entities who have rights to negotiate on equal terms with national and state governments as jurisdictional authorities under traditional law.
- The first jurisdictional issue is, are the claims asserted in the Request For Arbitration within the scope of the arbitration clause EEMC has invoked?
- This is a decision in which one is defining the jurisdictional facts upon which the court operates.
- A series of court cases initiated in Ireland sought to have the jurisdictional prerogative of the Irish parliament clearly established.
- I am not satisfied that there is an arguable case of jurisdictional error on the part of the Tribunal.
1. 1.1 Relating to the territory or sphere of activity over which the legal authority of a court or other institution extends.
  geographically defined jurisdictional boundaries
  Example sentencesExamples
  Their role was to provide clear jurisdictional lines to ensure that forest management plans could be implemented.
  The data used in this paper relate to the "public" recognition of jurisdictional boundaries.
  She also proposed new interstate jurisdictional standards to simplify the execution of warrants pursuant to online investigations.
  The relationship between management and financial accounting is thus the site of an unresolved jurisdictional dispute.
  Through most of the Middle Ages, the jurisdictional function of the Anglo-Saxon hundred was predominant.
  Too many cops are stuck in a game of jurisdictional roulette.
  Dissatisfied with the territorial gains of 1679, he spent the next five years fabricating jurisdictional claims to vulnerable territories along the fragmented eastern frontier.
  The administrative reorganization of France into departments, sweeping away the jurisdictional jungle grown up over a millennium, survives not much altered to this day.
  The Ottomans created four jurisdictional districts, each ruled by a governor: Damascus, Aleppo, Tripoli, and Sidon.
  Various jurisdictional issues are addressed, including extradition agreements.

词汇	jurisdictional
释义	Definition of jurisdictional in English: jurisdictional adjective ˌdʒʊərɪsˈdɪkʃ(ə)n(ə)l 1Relating to the official power to make legal decisions and judgements. legitimate jurisdictional issues a serious jurisdictional error Example sentencesExamples I am not satisfied that there is an arguable case of jurisdictional error on the part of the Tribunal. This is a decision in which one is defining the jurisdictional facts upon which the court operates. A series of court cases initiated in Ireland sought to have the jurisdictional prerogative of the Irish parliament clearly established. The first jurisdictional issue is, are the claims asserted in the Request For Arbitration within the scope of the arbitration clause EEMC has invoked? In the Tribunal's view the jurisdictional provisions are fairly clear with regard to the issue of who may be a party to arbitration. He also warned against reading too much into what he characterized as a "narrow jurisdictional finding." The Council of Twelve is elected by the Great and General Council for the duration of the legislature and serves as a jurisdictional body as well as a court of appeals. In Australia, many indigenous communities still struggle to be recognized as entities who have rights to negotiate on equal terms with national and state governments as jurisdictional authorities under traditional law. The cited Code provisions govern the jurisdictional and procedural aspects of military tribunals. For more information on jurisdictional differences, consult with your legal counsel. 1.1 Relating to the territory or sphere of activity over which the legal authority of a court or other institution extends. geographically defined jurisdictional boundaries Example sentencesExamples She also proposed new interstate jurisdictional standards to simplify the execution of warrants pursuant to online investigations. The administrative reorganization of France into departments, sweeping away the jurisdictional jungle grown up over a millennium, survives not much altered to this day. The Ottomans created four jurisdictional districts, each ruled by a governor: Damascus, Aleppo, Tripoli, and Sidon. Through most of the Middle Ages, the jurisdictional function of the Anglo-Saxon hundred was predominant. Dissatisfied with the territorial gains of 1679, he spent the next five years fabricating jurisdictional claims to vulnerable territories along the fragmented eastern frontier. Too many cops are stuck in a game of jurisdictional roulette. Their role was to provide clear jurisdictional lines to ensure that forest management plans could be implemented. The data used in this paper relate to the "public" recognition of jurisdictional boundaries. The relationship between management and financial accounting is thus the site of an unresolved jurisdictional dispute. Various jurisdictional issues are addressed, including extradition agreements. Rhymes fictional Definition of jurisdictional in US English: jurisdictional adjectiveˌjo͝orəzˈdikSHnəl 1Relating to the official power to make legal decisions and judgments. legitimate jurisdictional issues a serious jurisdictional error Example sentencesExamples The Council of Twelve is elected by the Great and General Council for the duration of the legislature and serves as a jurisdictional body as well as a court of appeals. He also warned against reading too much into what he characterized as a "narrow jurisdictional finding." For more information on jurisdictional differences, consult with your legal counsel. The cited Code provisions govern the jurisdictional and procedural aspects of military tribunals. In the Tribunal's view the jurisdictional provisions are fairly clear with regard to the issue of who may be a party to arbitration. In Australia, many indigenous communities still struggle to be recognized as entities who have rights to negotiate on equal terms with national and state governments as jurisdictional authorities under traditional law. The first jurisdictional issue is, are the claims asserted in the Request For Arbitration within the scope of the arbitration clause EEMC has invoked? This is a decision in which one is defining the jurisdictional facts upon which the court operates. A series of court cases initiated in Ireland sought to have the jurisdictional prerogative of the Irish parliament clearly established. I am not satisfied that there is an arguable case of jurisdictional error on the part of the Tribunal. 1.1 Relating to the territory or sphere of activity over which the legal authority of a court or other institution extends. geographically defined jurisdictional boundaries Example sentencesExamples Their role was to provide clear jurisdictional lines to ensure that forest management plans could be implemented. The data used in this paper relate to the "public" recognition of jurisdictional boundaries. She also proposed new interstate jurisdictional standards to simplify the execution of warrants pursuant to online investigations. The relationship between management and financial accounting is thus the site of an unresolved jurisdictional dispute. Through most of the Middle Ages, the jurisdictional function of the Anglo-Saxon hundred was predominant. Too many cops are stuck in a game of jurisdictional roulette. Dissatisfied with the territorial gains of 1679, he spent the next five years fabricating jurisdictional claims to vulnerable territories along the fragmented eastern frontier. The administrative reorganization of France into departments, sweeping away the jurisdictional jungle grown up over a millennium, survives not much altered to this day. The Ottomans created four jurisdictional districts, each ruled by a governor: Damascus, Aleppo, Tripoli, and Sidon. Various jurisdictional issues are addressed, including extradition agreements.
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