Sentence examples for beyond state borders from inspiring English sources
But pollution risks go beyond state borders.
Although Massachusetts politics is legendary for tribal warfare, the damage rarely extends beyond state borders.
But the hemorrhaging of Louisiana's coastal wetlands has gone largely unremarked upon beyond state borders.
She said Maine's experience with insurance exchanges to create more flexibility for consumers had persuaded her that for less-populated states, the exchanges had to extend beyond state borders.
"The fact is that racial profiling is a national problem that the president and the Department of Justice have indicated goes well beyond state borders," she said yesterday in a letter to Mr. Gore.
Inslee and Washington state attorney general Bob Ferguson announced that the Justice Department would focus on enforcing the Controlled Substance Act's provisions against distribution to minors and beyond state borders, among other things.
It creates pollution and other problems — negative externalities — that go beyond states' borders, notably the costs associated with carbon emissions.
The Nomad (Northeast Music and Dance) Festival, which began Friday and ends today at the Newtown High School, attracts dancers far beyond the state borders.
But while health officials were far more prepared this year to combat the spread of infected mosquitoes -- at this point last year, the city had yet to correctly identify the disease that was sickening residents -- the evolution and the spread of the disease are still confounding health experts as West Nile expands beyond municipal and state borders.
Several players concurred that Smith's unassuming manner radiates through the organization, which may draw admirers but not hordes of fans from beyond the state border.
Motown began as a local enterprise, making and distributing records in the Michigan area and relying on bigger labels to distribute them beyond the state border - a method that took the Motown sound to a wider audience but provided no financial return.
