Sentence examples for treating state from inspiring English sources
According to Haywood, the Court of Appeals of New York erred in determining that the Supremacy Clause requires nothing more than treating state and federal claims alike.
Contrary to Justice Ginsburg's view, then, ante, at 4, there is no anomaly in treating state law differently from federal law for these purposes, if Congress chooses to enact legislation binding only the federal government in respect to a matter covered by a treaty that binds both the federal government and the States.
Lincoln sought public balance, treating State's Seward and Treasury's Chase as "a pumpkin in each end of my bag".
Statewide, more than 1,800 trucks were plowing and treating state numbered roads Sunday.
Treating states as equals prevents treating individuals as equals.
What provision of the Constitution prohibits Congress from treating states differently with respect to voting regulations?
While we have carefully accounted for labor-market-wide effects, treating states as labor markets, we have ignored the job-specific impacts of changes in demand.
We might treat state legislatures' like the minor leagues, but they are passing massive reams of policies as Oliver notes.
In contrast, much of Berlusconi's private life remained hidden, normal practice for Italy, except that he was beginning to treat state business as private business.
He cited as an example efforts to change how officials in Washington treat state requests to build certain kinds of highway exits.
Either they treat state companies as if they were exactly the same as private ones, and get caught out when policymakers swap company bosses around or redefine industries.
