Sentence examples for which would preempt from inspiring English sources

The local proposal commenced on a statewide election in favor of Proposition 64, aimed to legalize personal marijuana use, possession and cultivation, which would preempt local control.

The latter might seem in keeping with his father's hatred of the Fourteenth Amendment's federal equal protections and We The People Act – which would have preempted federal judicial review of religious, abortion and marriage issues – but Rand characterized his own position on same sex marriage as an effective tactic to prolong the dialogue and win back hearts and minds on "traditional marriage".

Such a move would preempt Bank of America, which has talked in recent weeks about building its own merchant network.

The bill would preempt state-led efforts to label genetically engineered ingredients and promote voluntary labeling.

"Because the FDA has refused to label genetically engineered foods, states have the right to take this action on their own, and the Pompeo bill would preempt that".

Such sperm would preempt fertilization by competent sperm.

The FCC went on to state that it would "preempt state laws that ban competition" from community broadband.

Its primary objective was to provide a basic governmental framework that would preempt New Jersey's fall into anarchy.

That seems to be more of an open question, as to whether the Clean Air Act would preempt those claims.

I have no idea if anything lurks in Martin O'Malley's past that would preempt a run for the White House.

The retail federation has also pushed a state bill that would preempt local ordinances like the one in Miami-Dade.