Sentence examples for effect to the state from inspiring English sources

In Union Fish Co. v. Erickson, an admiralty cause, we refused to give effect to the state statute of frauds, holding that the parties had contracted with reference to maritime law, not the local enactment.

To give full effect to the state's choice of this legitimate penological goal, our proportionality review of Ewing's sentence must take that goal into account.

In 1889 the governor appointed her to the Massachusetts State Board of Education, through which she worked to great effect to improve the state's normal schools.

It may well be, as asserted in the Opinion, that the Regulation is only an implementation mechanism to give effect to the understanding between member states.

This inhibitory effect corresponds to the state of relaxation in the intact muscle.

This persuaded some recipients to hold on to it, meaning that Californian residents were, in effect, lending to the state.

New Jersey had its fourth-wettest year on record in 2003, but since the rain and snow was generally spread out, the state escaped most ill effects, according to the state's climatologist, David A. Robinson.

These morphological effects corresponded to the state of oxidative stress in SU embryos (increased oxidative damage to DNA and lipids and induction of antioxidant enzymes).

The combination of low temperatures, estimated to be –25C, and clear skies enabled the effect to occur, state news agency TASS reported.

In sum, § 542 prohibits DOJ from spending money on actions that prevent the Medical Marijuana States' giving practical effect to their state laws that authorize the use, distribution, possession, or cultivation of medical marijuana….

aMeanwhile, the model has been extended to the quantification of effects at the state and federal levels.