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Anyway, it's jurisdictionally out of range; geographically too, seeing as I'm up here in the northern wasteland.'

Base conditions are often defined jurisdictionally.

The Judiciary Act of 1789 subdivided the nation jurisdictionally into judicial districts and created federal courts for each district.

The agency had been a sub-agency of the Neosho Agency until 1871 when they were jurisdictionally separated.

Because it's jurisdictionally unsophisticated.

"If the courts are going to duck these cases jurisdictionally, that's like blood in the water for the media folks, and I think for good reason," he said.

The appointment and establishment of a bishop in a particular place cannot be used as a means of jurisdictionally annexing that place" (p. 55).

Upon completion of the project, the route would be jurisdictionally transferred to the Village of Elberta, thereby removing M-168 from the state trunkline system.

Grand Manan is jurisdictionally part of Charlotte County in the province of New Brunswick.

The lordships were geographically compact and jurisdictionally separate one from another, and their privileges differentiated them from English lordships.

During its existence as an air force base, CFB Summerside was jurisdictionally situated in the township of Lot 17.

Benson further argues that a better understanding of the term "secular" would keep religion and the state jurisdictionally separate while allowing for cooperation and mutual understanding between them.

Jurisdictionally, Mazatlan remained dependent on the sub-delegation of San Sebastian, unaffected by the divisions between the states of Sonora and Sinaloa.

Sable Island, being part of Halifax County, is also jurisdictionally part of the HRM, despite being located 180 km offshore.

This made the new Patriarchate of Asmara and of all Eritrea a hierarchically and jurisdictionally independent "Autocephalous Patriarchate."

"We wonder how the Church which first established a bishop in Sitka, San Francisco, or elsewhere on this vast continent, could attempt to jurisdictionally subjugate this whole country.

Jurisdictionally, there can be an important difference between international LEAs and multinational LEAs, even though both are often referred to as "international", even in official documents.

Under HRM, Fairview (along with its 1969 amalgamation neighbours of Rockingham and Spryfield) was jurisdictionally placed in Mainland Halifax.

After the ruling, Yahoo asked a federal court in the United States to declare the French ruling out of bounds jurisdictionally and in violation of the First Amendment.

The City is jurisdictionally preempted by federal law from establishing or enforcing new local laws that would affect aircraft operations or the use of airspace around the Santa Monica Airport.

Until 1815, Söllichau belonged to Saxony and was jurisdictionally and for taxation purposes subordinate to the Amt of Düben and thereby also to the Leipzig district.

James Henry Darlington (June 9, 1856-August 14, 1930) was the first Episcopal bishop of Harrisburg, now jurisdictionally the Episcopal Diocese of Central Pennsylvania.

Mr. Bloomberg has said he believes that the existing city agencies and governmental authorities should be able to do it, a position that Mr. Green derided yesterday as "jurisdictionally unsophisticated."

Elbert County also has a State Court (jurisdictionally similar to the "District Courts" of other states), and the Elbert County State Court is served by Hon.

Erected as the Diocese of Plymouth in 1850 by Pope Pius IX, from the Apostolic Vicariate of Western District, the diocese has remained jurisdictionally constant since.