Sentence examples for states too much from inspiring English sources

"I don't move out of the States too much.

The Supreme Court is right to revisit its 2002 ruling, which gave states too much leeway to define intellectual disability.

Hilary O. Shelton, director of the Washington bureau of the N.A.A.C.P., said the bill, proposed by Representatives Bob Ney, Republican of Ohio, and Steny H. Hoyer, Democrat of Maryland, gave states too much discretion on civil rights provisions.

But it might allow the states too much discretion in choosing how to report them — a bad idea given the well known tendency of the states to inflate graduation rates.

Opponents worry the bill would give states too much power to reach across state lines to enforce their tax laws.

"I don't go out of state too much anymore," he said.

"We have been fixated on Penn State too much," Pederson said.

He added, "I can never state too much how she elevated the character".

Nowhere has the level of state involvement, measured through spending, been reduced substantially since either 1980 or 1990.Unbalanced KeynesiansToo much state, too much market: the argument can easily become raucous.

For their part, Greek businesses were worried that the proposed nationalization of some banks might give the state too much control over the economy.

At an estimated cost of $13.5 billion, the Amtrak tunnel plan would be even more expensive than the one Mr. Christie scrapped late last year, saying it would cost the state too much.