Sentence examples for states broad from inspiring English sources
Federal health officials had considered giving states broad discretion to accept affidavits in place of official documents.
Throughout most of American history, the courts have given the states broad latitude to establish election procedures as they see fit.
Put simply, the United States Supreme Court has interpreted the Constitution as allowing states broad leeway in regulating minors' access to sexually explicit material.
Although international law accords states broad discretion in granting access to citizenship, the legal power to withdraw citizenship once conferred is more limited.
Compelling vehicle owners to carry accident insurance, as states do, is considered a different matter because the Constitution gives the states broad police powers that have been interpreted to encompass that.
He said the ruling, coupled with a Supreme Court decision last year that affirmed an Arizona law requiring employers to verify the legal immigration status of employees, gives states "broad latitude to carry out a policy of attrition through enforcement".
It would hand the police in the state broad power under state law to check the legal status of people they reasonably suspect are illegal immigrants.
The exchange of sex for money is not a crime in France, although current law gives the French state broad powers to act against prostitution if there is active "exhibitionism" that damages tranquillity, public order and security.
Obama stated broad goals and offered few specifics about how to achieve the federal deficit and debt reduction he aspires to.
EARLIER... Come November, Michigan voters still may receive a ballot with an initiative to keep or strike down the controversial law that gives the state broad powers over financially struggling municipalities.
Medicaid gives each state broad discretion to cover virtually all long-term care services that people with disabilities need to live independently in both home and community settings.
