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The enforcement of such regulations may be difficult where monitoring is poor or testing is accessed from foreign jurisdictions.
A popular explanation holds that large green jurisdictions have been forcing their trading partners to trade or ratchet up their regulation.
Within these jurisdictions, the occasions of liability and the scope of damages have been significantly restricted.
The final jurisdiction over what an intellectual is resides in culture, which becomes almost coterminous with a singular public opinion.
But its ascent to prominence should not and cannot be achieved simply by declaring jurisdiction over world affairs.
Thefinancialsupport for these various projects was supplied by a mix of public and private universities, federal and state political jurisdictions, and private philanthropic foundations.
I do not mean merely that it has no jurisdiction to discipline them if they break the rule.
So the defence demanded instead a reorientation of military jurisdiction, which during the monarchy had been seen as the 'people's hangman'.
Of the 66 interviewed cases, 54 (82 %) reported consumption of a sesame-based product within the exposure period of the respective jurisdictions.
In yet other cases, specialized jurisdictions, for example tax courts, are created to deal with particular competencies.
Kings, not parliaments, had issued the charters on which their jurisdiction was based.
This veto power also applied to the subsequent decision to create permanent marketing boards under the government's jurisdiction.
The final chapter reviews developments in selected other jurisdictions and provides a draft of a parents' code.
In some jurisdictions this may be seen as a necessary provision where there is total disregard of the law.
These arguments conspire to place virtue beyond the jurisdiction of the law.
