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jurisdiction Noun 1. the right or power to administer justice and to apply laws 2. the exercise or extent of such right or power 3. authority in general: under the jurisdiction of the referee [Latin jurisdictio]
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jurisdiction Translations jurisdiction [dʒuərɪsˈdɪkʃən] n → jurisdicción f; it falls or comes within/outside our jurisdiction → es/no es de nuestra competencia jurisdiction [dʒuərɪsˈdɪkʃən] n → Gerichtsbarkeit f; (Admin) → Zuständigkeit f, Zuständigkeitsbereich m; jurisdiction [dʒuərɪsˈdɪkʃən] n → giurisdizione f; it falls or comes within/outside our jurisdiction → è/non è di nostra competenza n jurisdiction [dʒuərisˈdikʃən] legal power; authority. regsgebied, ampsgebied, jurisdiksie, regsbevoegdheid سُلْطَه قَضائِيَّه правосъдие jurisdikce jurisdiktion; myndighedsområde die Gerichtsbarkeit δικαιοδοσία jurisdicción jurisdiktsioon اقتدار؛ صلاحیت tuomiovalta, toimivalta juridiction סַמכוּת חוּקִית न्याय करने का अधिकार jurisdikcija igazságszolgáltatás yurisdiksi vald; valdasvið giurisdizione 司法権 사법[]권 jurisdikcija, juridinė galia jurisdikcija, tiesība tiesāt kuasa jurisdictie domsmyndighet, jurisdiksjon sądownictwo jurisdição jurisdicţie юрисдикция jurisdikcia, súdna právomoc, súdnictvo sodna oblast nadležnost jurisdiktion, rättskipning, domsrätt ขอบเขตอำนาจที่ศาลและกฏหมายควบคุมไปถึง yasal yetki, yargı hakkı 司法權 судочинство; юрисдикція قانونی اختیار công lý 司法权 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Recognizing the tendency of Cromwell's reforms (perhaps even more clearly than did Cromwell himself), Bale writes as if the national territory were not only jurisdictionally homogenous, but effectively (and ideally) featureless and flat. Allan Cameron, who founded the Santa Clarita Organization for Planning the Environment more than a decade ago, said he perceived Darcy's plan as a ``possible, but not end-all, solution to the city's jurisdictionally insane boundaries. The prevailing British view is that British political institutions, which have served the country well for centuries, should not be stripped jurisdictionally to clothe Brussels and Strasbourg, which are unaccountable and authoritarian by Anglo-Saxon standards; that Britain should not go back to the pre-Thatcher European levels of taxation and industrial strife; and that Britain should not slam the door on its relationships with the United States and Canada. |
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