The statement said the measure "risks being interpreted as insulating" state and local divestment actions from federal oversight.
On the critical issue of federalism, Mr. McConnell wants to cut back the power of Congress to protect people from things like discrimination, pollution and unsafe working conditions and to insulate state government from lawsuits when they engage in wrongs of that kind.
Such insulating state in individual SWNTs have been observed by some other groups [50, 51].
It is argued that the conductivity of the high-temperature (T > T MI PMPM insulating state is attributed to the hopping motion of self-trapped small polaron.
When the potential is decreased from −0.2 to −0.3 V, the ohmic resistance shows a sharp increase, due to the transition of polypyrrole from the oxidized, conducting state to the reduced, insulating state.
In this very steep downturn, regressive taxation failed to insulate states from revenue shocks, while for most states greater tax progressivity did not amplify revenue shocks.
Composed of representatives from various government and civil society groups, the commission promotes press freedoms and journalistic integrity, regulates the industry, and insulates state-owned media from government (read: political) control.
Tens of thousands of San Franciscans will be insulated from state budget cuts, thanks to the Healthy San Francisco, the city's plan to provide health care to all its residents, local officials said.
After the economic downturn sent shockwaves felt throughout the world, North Dakota ran counter-cyclical, leaving many to wonder what insulated the state from all the turmoil.
The preexisting magnetic singlet pairs of the insulating state become charged superconducting pairs when the insulator is doped sufficiently strongly.
