Three other case files are under review for referral to other national jurisdictions.

Other jurisdictions may have similar copyright provisions protecting fair use or fair dealing.

(b) The establishment and maintenance of national inventories of net types and other gear used by fisheries within national jurisdictions

This case is an example of cross border anti competitive mergers' spillover effects emanating from other jurisdictions.

In some other jurisdictions, it is left to a supervisory body to decide on the publication of its decisions and conclusions.

The Secretariat found that other jurisdictions, notably those in continental Europe and Latin America, typically did not define the term electronic .

Encouraging partnerships with other jurisdictions and organizations (including Job Network members) to develop innovative employment solutions that meet agency skill requirements

Investigators from different jurisdictions were able to meet each other via video link and discuss strategy on pertinent law enforcement issues.

Eight other cases have been investigated and submitted for confirmation, of which four will be transferred to national jurisdictions for trial.

The Prosecutor envisages transferring the other four suspects whom he intends to indict to national jurisdictions for trial.

There are important differences among jurisdictions.

According to other definitions, the central feature of a haven is that its laws and other measures can be used to evade or avoid the tax laws or regulations of other jurisdictions.

Laws similar to those challenged by the author once applied in other Australian jurisdictions but have since been repealed.

Among the German speaking states, the Holy Roman Empire administrative and legal mechanisms provided a venue to resolve disputes between peasants and landlords, between jurisdictions, and within jurisdictions.

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When holdouts are rewarded by court decisions, and the rights of recalcitrant creditors are recognized in other jurisdictions, efforts at voluntary restructuring become unsustainable.

In other words, he clearly believed that regulation created artificial barriers, and that competition between jurisdictions that is, between regulators was to be welcomed.

Solutions to these problems often lie beyond national jurisdictions and strategies.

Between them, European and American rules can require many resource extraction companies to be transparent, but there remain many companies that come under other jurisdictions.

Many jurisdictions already are working on the matter.

Solutions for this problem differ in various jurisdictions.

But not all jurisdictions respond in the same way.

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Encryption may, however, not be legal in some jurisdictions.

Other jurisdictions have attempted to achieve the same goal by expanding the use of community responses to crime (such as family group conferences).

Franklin Roosevelt, for instance, ran an inefficient organization with overlapping jurisdictions and responsibilities.

Lastly, developing country jurisdictions that currently relied upon bank secrecy and tax free treatment for revenue should be assisted in their transitions to other revenue producing activities.

Many jurisdictions in the U.S. use this technology as well.

Certain signatures in some jurisdictions had to be particularly reliable.

Criminals were now able to communicate with ease across jurisdictions.

In most jurisdictions, a general review mechanism applies to ERAs.

The International Criminal Court is complementary to national criminal jurisdictions.

These concerns are being addressed in legislation of some jurisdictions.

C. Referral of cases involving intermediate and lower ranking accused to competent national jurisdictions

The then Working Group considered that some other information required to be published in some jurisdictions should be disclosed to interested suppliers or contractors only.

Appointed judge of the Victorian Supreme Court in 1970 and sat in criminal and civil jurisdictions.

The majority of jurisdictions are generally able to effectively enforce their competition legislation within these confines, which often imply a blurring of the competition authority and sector regulator jurisdictions or a policy vacuum.

In most jurisdictions, this requires a contractual trust agreement or deed.

The use of CACs under different jurisdictions was also strongly encouraged.

Similar information is required to be published in some jurisdictions reviewed.

In some jurisdictions, this is implied in the definition of ERA.

In some jurisdictions, regulations imply that PINs may cover shorter periods.

Mergers of subsidiaries of companies originating from other jurisdictions usually affect developing countries, when presented with the argument that the parent companies have already merged elsewhere.

We therefore join in calling on other Member States to accept the transfer of the remaining lower status cases to their respective national jurisdictions for prosecution.

33 years of active practice both as a private legal practitioner and Deputy Attorney General for Pakistan and conducted important cases at the trial, appellate and other jurisdictions in courts and tribunals in Pakistan.