Sentence examples for shield state from inspiring English sources

Article II, Section 1 does not, however, shield state election laws from other constitutional requirements.

Hussey will make a rare appearance for Western Australia in their Sheffield Shield state game against South Australia, starting on Friday at the Adelaide Oval, and the 17-20 Novematchmagainstainst Victoria in Melbourne.

This 7-to-2 decision avoided the deeper constitutional issue of whether states are immune from such suits under the 11th Amendment, which the court has invoked several times recently to shield state governments from the application of federal law.

Following that, he teamed up with Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) to file legislation to shield state marijuana policies from federal interference.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA), another possible presidential candidate, is expected to file separate far-reaching legislation to shield state marijuana laws from federal interference later this month.

As a member of Congress, Kennedy has not only opposed his state's move to legalize marijuana, but has voted against amendments to shield state medical marijuana laws from federal interference, allow military veterans to access medical cannabis and protect children who use non-psychoactive cannabidiol extracts to treat severe seizure disorders.

Last year, Mr. Trump signaled support for a bipartisan bill introduced by Senators Cory Gardner, Republican of Colorado, and Ms. Warren to shield state-licensed cannabis businesses from federal prosecution.

This past weekend, three people were attacked and reported the LGBT bias incident at a business with the rainbow shield stating Safe Place stuck on the front window.

The majority opinion, written by Justice Clarence Thomas, interpreted the 11th Amendment, which speaks of state immunity from "the judicial power of the United States," to shield states from proceedings in which federal agencies would rule on private complaints.

Property, Patients, Patents In the term's major federalism case, a 5-to-4 majority expanded the states' constitutional immunity beyond the courtroom to also shield states from complaints brought by private parties before federal administrative agencies.

In America, when something like that happens it isn't deadly for the country's currency union because the FDIC is there to ensure that the national government, supported by the national central bank, is there to protect depositors and shield states from insolvency.