Sentence examples for interfere with state from inspiring English sources

It does not interfere with state law".

But Gov. Christie Whitman vetoed it, saying the bill would interfere with state efforts to devise programs to reduce students' drug and alcohol abuse.

The most important reason to oppose the Internet tax commission's report "is that it would substantially interfere with state sovereignty," the governors wrote.

But the magistrate, Desmond Nair, rejected these arguments, saying that Mr. Pistorius did not represent a flight risk and was not likely to interfere with state witnesses.

But Magistrate Nair rejected these arguments, saying he did not represent a flight risk and was not likely to interfere with state witnesses.

Ms. Gillan said some people apparently feared that the commission might recommend the national licensing of health care professionals or other steps that could interfere with state prerogatives.

The point is to undermine the law that lifted Don't Ask Don't Tell, and to interfere with states that allow same-sex marriage.

The Dixiecrats, who opposed federal regulations they considered to interfere with states' rights, carried South Carolina, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Alabama, to receive 39 electoral votes; their popular vote totalled over 1,000,000.

A spokeswoman for the campaign of Gov. George W. Bush of Texas said Mr. Bush did not interfere with states' issues, but thought marriage should be between a man and a woman.

Advocates of the law, along with Oregon officials, contend that Mr. Ashcroft has grossly exceeded the terms of the federal controlled-substances law, which they say was intended to prevent illegal trafficking of drugs when it was passed three decades ago but not to interfere with states' abilities to regulate the practice of medicine.

"For those a tad rusty on their US history," Davidson explained, "the Monroe Doctrine (introduced December 2,1823) said that further efforts by European governments to interfere with states in the Americas – the western hemisphere – would be viewed by the US as acts of aggression, and the US would intervene".