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The call for reform comes as appeals to European courts threaten to undermine states' international obligations to the UN's sanctions committee.
TTIP and other free-trade deals, she suggests, should state explicitly that investment-protection rules cannot be used to undermine states' right to regulate, merely to ensure fair repayment if investors are treated arbitrarily.
Does immigrant-origin diversity undermine states' willingness to engage in broad social redistribution, from enacting "living" minimum wage laws and progressive taxation, to providing public benefits in order to mitigate economic inequality?
After voting had closed, the most popular suggestion with 92,000 votes was "Ending marijuana prohibition", and the third most popular: "Stop using federal resources to undermine states' medicinal marijuana laws".
Opponents of the legislation, known as the Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act, warn that it would allow the states with the loosest permitting standards to define the laws of the nation and would undermine states' rights to protect their own residents.
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They also said that a market collapse could undermine state pension plans.
Advocates of medical marijuana said the Lynch case would have a chilling effect on activities and undermine state laws.
Nor can the solemn U.S. promise to stand by Israel be a blank check to the Jewish state when its policies undermine stated American aims.
He was arrested in April after calling Mr. Morsi a killer and criminal, which the court ruled could undermine state security.
They say there are too many federal crimes, that they are often simultaneously vague and harsh, and that they undermine state authority to maintain public safety.
