State regulations of harbor traffic, although they incidentally affect commerce, interstate or foreign, are of local concern.
Such legislation may, indeed, indirectly or incidentally, affect trade in such products transported from one state to another state.
This could effectively reduce student diversity and thus education quality, and, incidentally, affect perceptions of prospective parents and colleges.
Their actions only incidentally affect the others, but often ends up giving them hope, and even, by the end of the movie, fortune.
On the other hand, in establishing them, a State may incidentally affect commerce; but they, when not in conflict with any act of Congress, are valid.
"At best," he wrote, "the court opens a Pandora's box of First Amendment challenges to many ordinary regulatory practices that may only incidentally affect a commercial message".
The latter, in conferring the power over interstate commerce, never delegated to Congress that of making police regulations; yet, in exercising the granted power, Congress may incidentally affect or even abrogate those regulations.
* * * Nor does it make any difference that such regulations incidentally affect interstate commerce, when the object of the regulation is not to that end, but is a legitimate attempt to protect the people of the state.' Sligh v. Kirkwood, 237 U.S. 52, 59, 60, 35 S.Ct.
On the other hand, she can observe that too much fine-grained a classification would create a problem with those events that share with sounds all interesting metaphysical properties except for the property of being audible; a problem which, incidentally, affects a number of physicalist reductions of sounds.
1– 5 Ecological speciation generally occurs because phenotypic traits under divergent selection, or those genetically correlated with them, incidentally affect reproductive isolation.
Two central predictions of ecological species formation [ 13] are 1) ecologically divergent pairs of populations will exhibit greater levels of RI than ecologically similar pairs of populations of similar age; and 2) traits under divergent selection, or those genetically correlated with them, should incidentally affect RI (e.g. mate preference, hybrid fitness).
