Sentence examples for interstate affairs from inspiring English sources
The Western part enjoys unprecedented prosperity, functioning democracies and a somewhat tumultuous but ultimately effective system of conducting interstate affairs on a secure and peaceful basis.
Up to twenty years ago the conflict was mainly an interstate affair between Pakistan and India, but in 1988 Kashmiri militants started a liberation movement.
He gave a series of lectures on economics, and made contact with politicians in the United States on matters including education, interstate commerce and international affairs.
SCOTUS has consistently overturned those bans as unconstitutional, holding that the States may not interfere with the federal government's powers over foreign affairs or interstate commerce or anything else for that matter.
As such, the United States Constitution explicitly limits the Federal Government's authority to a short list of enumerated powers generally relating to foreign affairs, national defense, the printing of money, and interstate commerce.
Now in its second year, 80/35 is a fairly standard weekend affair (the name is inspired by the two colossal interstate highways — I-80 and I-35 — that meet in Des Moines), but it boasts a nice mix of genres: Public Enemy, Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks, Ben Harper and Relentless7, Broken Social Scene, G. Love and Special Sauce, Man Man and others.
Why tires and not refrigerators, automobiles and flat-screen TVs? Further, the Constitution's interstate-commerce clause forbids any state from intruding into the internal business affairs of another.
Ms. Strand — on her cellphone while her sister drove — is the author of a well-received new book about America's long affair with the highway, "Killer on the Road: Violence and the American Interstate".
With Tijuana just 15 miles down Interstate 5 and a large Korean community throughout Southern California, the game almost resembled a home affair for both teams.
