Sentence examples for within state lines from inspiring English sources

The city hopes that a new online-gambling law in New Jersey — which requires online platforms to partner with physical casinos within state lines — will help boost gaming revenues.

But that would only explain the persistence of evil within state lines.

(Did someone keep a record of every joint Jerry Garcia smoked within state lines?).

So the good news, bros, is that as long as Washington and Colorado's regulatory schemes are judged sufficiently strict and their legal weed businesses stay within state lines, the DOJ is advising prosecutors to "mellow out" and not go after marijuana growers and sellers.

For those of you just now catching glimpses on your television sets of Texas Governor Rick Perry, and listening to assorted people talk about his viability as a presidential candidate, not to mention his coif, here's a little peek from within state lines.

Bragg was forced to retreat into fortified Chattanooga, which was barely within Tennessee state lines.

All of Chincoteague Island lies within Virginia state lines, while Assateague Island is split between two states a smaller northern portion in Maryland and the larger southern section within Virginia.

"What I'm advocating for is allowing the federal government not to intervene with regard to medical marijuana, and that's the only decision I've made, is that I would allow states to have medical marijuana, and make the decisions on medical marijuana within the state lines," Paul told Hewitt in a recent interview.

The Supreme Court opened the door to judicial intervention in redistricting with its Baker vs. Carr decision in 1962 and then established the one-person, one vote principle a year later in Gray vs. Sanders, but it has generally applied that to equalizing districts within states, not across state lines.

He outlined places where the Democrats had already compromised (no public option, allowing insurance companies to trade across state lines, within the context of a national exchange), and offered a few weeks for the Republicans to consider if they had actual compromise proposals.

"We never got enough evidence to go after the people moving the pigeons within the state and across state lines," said Clayton Hulsizer, a retired Pennsylvania A.S.P.C.A. officer who spent three years working under cover investigating the traffic in pigeons.