Sentence examples for states barriers from inspiring English sources

Note that ρ (c ˜ A ) has two states (barriers) that define its support.

"Obviously we can't control federal law, but we can remove state barriers," Wiener said.

This paper discusses the current state, barriers, and future directions of consumer-facing applications (apps).

The House has already passed a bipartisan bill that would replace present state-by-state barriers to enrollment with reasonable standards for Federal elections.

Last month, President Obama called on the FCC to address state barriers to broadband deployment, writing a letter to the agency arguing the importance of access to next-generation information networks.

Tilted lines represent transitions between states (note that detailed transition-state barriers are not taken into consideration).

One of the hallmarks of the European Commission's single market program is the removal of Member State barriers to the provision of financial services throughout the EC.

This law handed states the primary role in regulating health insurance in violation of the Constitution's Interstate Commerce Clause, which expressly gives Uncle Sam authority to check state barriers that inhibit the free flow of goods and services.

It is purported that GST will help unify India into a single economic market as it eliminates inter-state barriers and positions every corner of the country on a level playing field from an economic opportunity perspective.

Virtual private networks are routinely shared and irritation with state barriers to access is readily expressed.

However, these and other state barriers are coming down one by one.