"federal sphere" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the area of jurisdiction or influence of the federal government. Example: The decision on this matter falls within the federal sphere and will need to be approved by the Department of Justice.
However, in our federal sphere, there is no limit on how much can be donated to politicians, or the amount political parties can raise from donors.
He reflected last week that any abuse he had faced from his enemies in federal politics was "small beer compared with what I copped in the 1980s in Tasmania, as a gay member of parliament".The Greens' recent rise in the federal sphere also reflects voters' disillusionment with the two main parties.
Terms of reference directed the committee to examine the complex web of relationships that exist between political parties, their donors, and the lobbyists and fundraising entities that have become integral to raising, distributing and spending electoral finance within the federal sphere.
Demonstrations had been scheduled in Austin for the end of the week and large groups of protesters agitated against the law, known as SB4, outside the federal courthouse in San Antonio in June, where Garcia heard from civil rights groups who argued that the measure violates the US constitution's free speech and equal protection clauses and wrongfully inserts the state into a federal sphere.
In sweeping terms, the 1973 Act extended the federal sphere of influence over wildlife to include every parcel of land or stretch of ocean in the United States or on the high seas required for the survival of any protected species.
Those tendencies were on display in the Ninth Circuit's decision in United States v. Arizona, striking down most of Arizona's immigration law, in part on the ground that immigration, as an aspect of foreign relations, is an exclusively federal sphere.
As of the 20th century, through engagement with the federal political sphere, Mormons came to embrace fully the American ideals of multi-party governance and electoral democracy.
Scouring the federal government's sphere of influence for every drop of cash that could improve liquidity for securities markets, the Federal Reserve Board and the Treasury Department have prevailed upon OFHEO to release some of Fannie and Freddie's pent-up capacity.
granted, 125 S. Ct. 1299 20055),is an intriguing case because it presents a clash of federal and state spheres of influence.
Without the due process protections of Roe, Congress could do so unless abortion is deemed to be a question of local medical practice, outside the sphere of federal power.
Although Canavero's team almost certainly would operate outside the sphere of federal oversight were they to proceed in the US, the fact that their plan would not meet those standards raises ethical concerns.
