Sentence examples similar to purely state matter from inspiring English sources

Immigration law is not a state matter.

The algorithm presented here is purely state-based.

JUSTICE SANDRA DAY O'CONNOR TO MR. OLSON: "If it were purely a matter of state law, I suppose we normally would leave it alone, where the state supreme court found it.

"If it were purely a matter of state law," Justice O'Connor told Mr. Olson, "I suppose we normally would leave it alone, where the state supreme court found it".

If it were purely a matter of state law, I suppose we normally would leave it alone, where the State Supreme Court found it.

The question of the consolidation of several offenses in one complaint is purely a matter of state practice; and it is a familiar rule of criminal law that time need not be proved as alleged.

Brundage subsequently issued a statement that he did not mean to imply the decision to exclude the Rhodesians, which he stated was "purely a matter of sport", was comparable to the murder of the Israelis.

If the subsidies become unavailable in some states, as a purely accounting matter, the savings in subsidy payments should exceed any lost revenue from the employer mandate.

Education was once considered purely a state and local matter.

"Look, people who characterise the conflict in the Middle East as purely a matter of a predatory, aggressive state making war on a defenceless population are just being a bit shallow, to put it in an understated, British way.

* The order of the states matters.