Sentence examples for interpreted state from inspiring English sources

Some departments, including three in Oregon, refused, saying that as they interpreted state privacy laws, they were forbidden to question immigrants who were not suspected of any crime.

Still, the company has clashed with state officials, arguing that it is the right of patients to determine where they should live and that regulators, in ordering the transfers, interpreted state rules arbitrarily.

The selection is based on the interpreted state of the drilling process where the high-level controller discriminates characteristics in the coupled sensory transients indicating the onset of breakthrough.

Federal courts interpret state election laws as well as federal statutes, like the Voting Rights Act.

In general, under such circumstances, a federal court would interpret state election law.

At bottom, petitioner's contention is that the Florida Supreme Court committed an error in interpreting state law.

Mr. Stenberg said that as attorney general, he had the responsibility to interpret state laws.

Thus, state judicial power to interpret state election laws has been an established practice in the centuries since the Founding.

The decisions were a victory for Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner, a Democrat whom Republicans had accused of interpreting state law to benefit her party.

But that same decision also said that a state supreme court ruling interpreting state election laws was a local matter not subject to federal review.

Section 5, like Article II, assumes the involvement of the state judiciary in interpreting state election laws and resolving election disputes under those laws.