"Jurisdictional boundaries" refers to the limits or borders within which a particular authority or legal system has control or power to enforce laws or make decisions. It establishes the area or scope of authority for a specific organization or governing body.
Full definition
The ANAE Framework enables jurisdictional classifications to be translated into a standardised national nomenclature to facilitate communication and understanding
across jurisdictional boundaries.
This means
local jurisdictional boundaries will disappear and proceedings will be issued by the Family Court rather than by the County Court or Family Proceedings Court,» said Emma.
Catholics had a more centralized administration and policy, formal parish and
other jurisdictional boundaries, and, of course, an officially defined and tended doctrinal system.
Although he is not a member of the commerce committee, the Senate's more
permeable jurisdictional boundaries should give Alexander the opportunity to play a major role in advancing a new COMPETES reauthorization bill.
Furthermore, it is already a settled principle in international law that polluters should pay for their pollution, that nations should reduce their emissions to prevent dangerous climate change on the basis of «equity,» not national interest, and that nations should prevent their citizens from doing harm to people outside their
national jurisdictional boundaries.
CDC staff also discontinued analysis of surveillance and molecular epidemiologic data to identify clusters of linked Hepatitis and Tuberculosis cases that cross State or
local jurisdictional boundaries.»
Please correct me if I'm wrong here, though... this is based on my understanding (which is somewhat limited)
of jurisdictional boundaries...
Dr Kristian Metcalfe, lead author from the Centre for Ecology and Conservation (CEC) at the University of Exeter who undertook the coastal survey with colleagues, said: «Conservation efforts for sea turtles can be hampered by their migratory life cycles, which carry them
across jurisdictional boundaries and international waters.
The lead would provide a central focus for congressional mandates and appropriations, ensure collaboration across agency and
jurisdictional boundaries, and maintain continuous engagement by all interested parties.
Even if the appointment order is lawful, Manafort's indictment ignored
the jurisdictional boundaries, according to the suit.
Taft Local Government attorneys work closely with local government representatives to keep them apprised of regulatory and statutory changes and to assist in problem solving on difficult issues that public entities face daily, such as revenue generation, service delivery, tax exemptions, construction, inter-governmental agreements,
jurisdictional boundaries, labor and employee - related matters.
Jurisdictional boundaries and eligibility criteria have been substantially amended and accountability requirements significantly changed.