Sentence examples for body of state from inspiring English sources

Second, in some cases, an "entire body of state law" may conflict with the federal interest and therefore require replacement.

Tied to regional and local organs by a network of commissioners, this supreme body of state policy and administration directed industry, trade, finance, internal affairs, and military matters in all the state's territories.

And the Forum of Regulators, a key advisory body of state and central electricity regulators, has put forth a policy proposal that would begin to untangle this impasse and encourage private development.

Insofar as Richards bears on the present case, it supports our holding that federal courts should not create interstitial federal common law when the Congress has directed that a whole body of state law shall apply.

It is precisely because we must apply the 'whole body' of state law, however, that we should apply the Louisiana interpretation of that law and not use the prescriptive rule to bar an action in a federal forum.

It is a matter of history that this procedural device was a means of protecting the increasing body of state legislation regulating economic enterprise from invalidation by a conventional suit in equity.

Szwed recommends applying for university accommodations as a starting point: "There is a large body of state-owned accommodation options established especially to meet the needs of researchers.

It requires that each State, within the limits of its sovereignty, and that the body of States, within the international sphere, establish or agree the essential regulations to ensure the common good, which is above the individual interests of each State and above the private interests of individuals and groups, however powerful these may be.

Sovereignty is the affirmation of the people's will through the bodies of state.

And conservatives and hard-liners, who dominate the Majles and other bodies of state, are wary of any further attempts toward rapprochement with the West, in particular the United States.

This can make for squeamish reading, as bodies are continually being "stretched and scoured" in the most vivid terms, but the result is a powerful argument that, when civil institutions, or the bodies of state, are compromised, so, too, is the integrity of the body.