jurisdictive (Meaning)
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jurisdictive (a.)
Having jurisdiction.
Synonyms & Antonyms of jurisdictive
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jurisdictive Sentence Examples
- The issue was deemed to be within the court's jurisdictional purview, enabling them to make a final decision.
- The treaty determined the extraterritorial jurisdiction of the military force in a time of war.
- The judge maintained the appropriate jurisdiction over the case, allowing the trial to proceed.
- Due to its jurisdictional limitations, the local police department was not authorized to handle the criminal offense that occurred within state lines.
- The city council's lack of jurisdictional authority over matters occurring outside of the city boundaries made the resolution of the dispute a moot point.
- The pilot's license was revoked due to an incident falling under the jurisdiction of the Federal Aviation Administration.
- The international dispute called for the formation of a special jurisdictional body to determine the rights and obligations of the concerned parties.
- The agency's jurisdictional authority was challenged by the defense team, claiming it had overstepped its boundaries in initiating the probe.
- The governing body expanded the jurisdictional reach of the regulatory framework to include related fields and industries.
- The child's case was under the appropriate jurisdiction of the family court, ensuring the well-being of the minor.
FAQs About the word jurisdictive
Having jurisdiction.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The issue was deemed to be within the court's jurisdictional purview, enabling them to make a final decision.
The treaty determined the extraterritorial jurisdiction of the military force in a time of war.
The judge maintained the appropriate jurisdiction over the case, allowing the trial to proceed.
Due to its jurisdictional limitations, the local police department was not authorized to handle the criminal offense that occurred within state lines.
