Sentence examples for consistent from state to state from inspiring English sources

Some are Democratic-leaning and some are Republican-leaning — but whatever "house effect" they tend to show, it is usually fairly consistent from state to state.

Though the pattern of contradiction in the current market seems fairly consistent from state to state, there are differences from one community to the next, with some towns appearing almost impervious to any downturn, at least for now.

"The two lessons here are that the United States as a nation would benefit from a Uniform Adoption Act, so the laws would be consistent from state to state," said David Baum, president of the Academy of California Adoption Lawyers.

He urges the drafting of laws that would not only make the law consistent from state to state but would also emphasize restrictions and limitations that make the application of severe Koranic punishments more difficult.

But some mental health and legal experts say that politicians' efforts might be better spent making the process of involuntary psychiatric commitment — and the criteria for restricting firearms access once someone has been forcibly committed — consistent from state to state.

His proposal called for simplifying the sales tax system -- for example, making product definitions consistent from state to state, and probably limiting each state to a single tax rate -- and applying that system evenly to Internet, phone and mail-order sales.

While these standards are consistent across states, the number of instructional hours varies dramatically from state to state and even from district to district within a state.

Rules vary from state to state.

But laws vary from state to state.

Reforms varied from state to state.

The politics varies from state to state.