interstate

Just trying to find the Interstate. - Good to see you, soldier!

The rate of interstate migration to Queensland then slowed further, to be at its lowest in at least a decade.

Bringing wireless to the countryside is uneconomical in any case, so the priority tends to be urban areas and interstate highways.

That's because a product must be legal for interstate trade to be eligible for trademark protection, said a spokeswoman for the office.

If any of you are planning to be on Interstate 95 this summer, and you see a poor guy's sanity lying there, could you please let me know?

I lay staring into the dark, listening to the sounds of trucks and cars rushing along the nearby interstate.

Before I even made it out of Massachusetts on the interstate highway, a car pulled out of a rest stop right in front of me.

(V. O. ): 'A musician friend of Robert's told him of a place off the interstate. A place, Robert assured me no one I knew would see us '.

Any activity, even if purely intrastate , can be regulated by the federal government if it substantially affects interstate commerce.

Even when Congress has not acted, a state statute may run afoul of the dominant federal interest in the free flow of interstate commerce.

the interstate highway system is usually two roads , one in each direction , separated by an area that is planted with grass and trees.

He said similar uncertainties plagued the interstate-highway system in its early days.

In brief, it is a violation of the commerce clause for a state to pass a law that on its face discriminates against interstate commerce.

They quarrel with Taft over the terms of a bill to strengthen the powers of the Interstate Commerce Commission.

The Rim of the World Highway to Lake Arrowhead was shut down, as was a portion of Interstate 10 near San Bernardino for a time.

Get off the interstate and visit areas you've never been before.

Historically, asymmetrical access to information is one of the leading causes of interstate conflict.

Thanks to the Interstate Highway System, it is now possible to travel across the country from coast to coast without seeing anything.

'How ya makin' Letter I? ' she said, referring to First Interstate's old ticker.

Perhaps the area in which preemption is most likely to be found is interstate transportation.

Mr Spitzer has not been charged but evidence in court papers supports allegations that he violated federal bans on interstate prostitution.

Soon the Interstate Commerce Commission announced rules banning racial segregation at all public transportation centers.

I studied in an university interstate, which allowed me to build my independence and skills to handle things.

This was in an era when federal law forbade interstate banking--which meant that most banks were necessarily small.

Several years ago, I found myself hunched over the side of the interstate, throwing up.

San Antonio lies at the crossroads of major interstate highways and railroads serving both coasts, as well as the NAFTA corridor.

Enjoying the autumn beauty of North America, I drove along the Interstate on a journey back to my home in Ohio.

When Timmy found out three hours later, he dumped Helen and the basket with me in it on the service road of Interstate 10, near Lafayette.

Looks like a brush fire, Kim Cooper thought as she spotted an orange glow ahead on Interstate 75.

Colton Harris-Moore faces charges of interstate transportation of a stolen aircraft and being a fugitive in possession of a firearm.

Our federal government built the interstate highway system much more quickly and cost-effectively than private enterprise ever could have.

In recent years Reg has branched out to greater horizons travelling interstate with dogs in search of riches.

It would expand via existing rights-of-way along interstate highway corridors, minimizing land-acquisition and regulatory hurdles.

Was sufficient evidence presented to the jury to find White guilty of interstate transportation of a stolen motor vehicle?

Antigua maintained the US would have to outlaw all forms of remote gambling, including interstate betting on horse races, to comply.

That light might bring them to a stream or pond, but a well-lit interstate is equally alluring.

Waterton is not far from here, just two exits down the Interstate.

Floodwater has threatened more than 200 homes in two neighborhoods and a cluster of businesses along Interstate 61.

The craft was triangular in shape, and was flying an aerobatic pattern over the interstate at approximately 100 mph.

A bank would use strict cost-benefit analyses as a matter of course, and could make interstate investments easier.

It's raining, and the traffic cameras show that the cars are already backed up for miles on the interstate.

A collection of interstate customary norms and values, which can perhaps be loosely termed international law, was also evident.

Venture more than a couple of miles away from a city or interstate in most of the country and your data connection is non-existent.

There were to be no tariffs or taxes on interstate commerce.

Thanks to the Interstate Highway System, it is now possible to travel from coast to coast without seeing anything.

hours after a fiery big - rig pileup on a los angeles interstate , the roadway is still closed.

In Tennessee, a massive sinkhole suddenly dropped a stretch of interstate road out of sight.

In response, the Interstate Commerce Commission, the United States' first economic regulatory agency, was created in 1887.

No one thought the Interstate 35W bridge across the Mississippi River in Minneapolis would collapse.

In February, I drove to Brinkley, about an hour east of Little Rock on the interstate, to speak at the Lions Club banquet.

Half the workforce on the huge interstate project known as T-REX is Hispanic ? ? ?

The same day, Russia's Interstate Aviation Committee in Russia by the Polish Embassy to the waves crash transmitted the final report.

The Dallas metroplex is strong in telecoms, aerospace, distribution (four interstate highways converge there) and banking.

Maglev could utilize Interstate Highways routes, reducing cost and eliminating environmental objections to new rights-of-way.

But Mr Obama has shown no interest in pushing for a change in the interstate tolling rule.

As the economy and home prices began to unravel in 2007, however, interstate migration plunged to 1. 6 million people.

The Commission also regulates interstate market securities and enforces laws against unfair and illegal practices.

had seen what happened with the National Interstate and Defense Highways Act of 1956, which his father introduced as a military bill.

He was rescued from Interstate 880 near the Oakland Coliseum after dozens of drivers reported the odd sight on the freeway's center divider.

You can see it as you drive by on the interstate highway.

If you know you will be looking for Interstate 77 North after you get onto Interstate 70 East then you are prepared.

Gunfire hits vehicles along a stretch of interstate in Virginia briefly closing the road, injuring two motorists.

We coasted to the side of the interstate, and there we sat.

A national infrastructure plan, independent from Congress, can focus on large-scale interstate programmes paid for over time by tolls.

The National Popular Vote plan rests on the powers that states have to create interstate compacts and to appoint electors.

Yet neither was the interstate highway system a for-profit venture.

"We need an interstate transmission superhighway system, " said Suedeen G. Kelly, a member of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.

The Bailey Power Plant's twin redbrick chimneys emblazoned with "RJR TOB CO" loom over the interstate.

They face violence in the South as they challenge racial segregation on interstate buses and the bus terminals.

Thus, west Texas interstate highways are usually nonrivalrous, while Los Angeles freeways are usually very rivalrous.

It was thirty-something years ago, in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, right along Interstate 40, which is better known as Tobacco Road.

Watched over by guards with guns, they raised their legs in unison and made their way to the edge of the highway, Interstate 65.

The memo doesn't specify the crime, though mentioned throughout the file is the charge of interstate transportation of obscene material.

The SEC regulates interstate market securities and enforces laws against unfair and illegal practices.

With his headache becoming more acute, he contemplated crossing the interstate to search the other side.

The U. S. Interstate system, in contrast, was built over more than three decades, starting from 1958 and lasting until 1991.

Regulation of freight rates by the Interstate Commerce Commission was removed for most cargoes, provided they could go by road.

The shooting forced the temporary closure of Interstate 395, a major artery bringing traffic from Virginia into the District of Columbia.

To this day, the Interstate Highway System remains the nation's greatest public works project.

These facilities are engaged in Interstate Commerce, and are therefore regulated under federal law.

Commission( FCC) covers radio and TV transmission and interstate telephone and telegraph.

He decides to change the subject: "Could you direct me to the Interstate, please? "

Among the banking industry's most visible flops has been Wells Fargo's 1996 purchased of First Interstate.

The Interstate Highway becomes the biggest engineering project in American history.

How are interstate highways numbered in the United States?

In the US. , interstate compacts and administrative agreements are the most important mechanisms of coordinating regional legal systems.

A few years ago, they had a serious spat while driving down Interstate 5 in California.

When I got off of Interstate 83, and there was a lot of traffic at the time.

A carjacking at the corner of Cherry Lane and the Interstate 30 access road has left local residents shocked.

A wall of thick black smoke was closing in -- he could barely make out the yellow road markers on Utah's Interstate 15.

He had visitors from England and family interstate from somewhere far away in Australia . . .

At the curve in the road where his cab had caught fire, the interstate was streaked with black ash.

The Urban Loop is an interstate highway planned to encircle the city.

The modern geography of the U. S. is based on the Interstate Highway System, and driving here is far cheaper than in other countries.

Eisenhower wisely built an interstate highway system over rail to avoid union control.

Kim had just dozed off in the backseat when Krickitt swerved on Interstate 40 to avoid a slow moving truck and was hit from behind.

No one way rental are permitted interstate from Perth, Hobart or Launceston.

The fact that all these attractions are separated by hundreds of miles of Interstate only adds to the fun.

An elderly couple was driving on the interstate . While the woman was behind the wheel , the couple was pulled over by the highway patrol .

The truck driver involved a fiery crash on a western Massachusetts interstate has died.

The constitution gives Congress the power to regulate interstate commerce.

He introduced legislation that made Maryland the first state in the country to join the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact.

Oklahoma, wishing to preserve its water sources, limits interstate water sales.

America's interstate highway system, built by the government, could also be seen as platform.

The storm also blew tractor-trailers off an interstate and heavy rains caused flooding in other regions.

In addition, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's authority to regulate oil pipelines came from the Interstate Commerce Commission.

The problem is there are times that you need much more power like merging into traffic on the interstate.

The small school with 246 mostly black and Hispanic students sits close to Interstate 35, a busy highway.

A tour bus carrying a college baseball team plunged off Atlanta interstate ramp and slammed onto the highway below.

Interstate migration at that time was contributing a full percentage point a year to Queensland's population growth.

The danger lay in the court's narrow view of interstate commerce as consisting only goods in transit.

The US forbade interstate banking and discouraged an international market in the dollar.

A federal common lawofnuisance was formerly developed and applied by federal courts in cases of interstate air and water pollution.

All pilots engaged in interstate commerce were required to obtain licenses.

It invests A$22 billion in infrastructure, including ports, interstate roads and new railways in Australia's big cities.

The Chinatown buses have a poor safety record and are constantly in the news due to their incidents and accidents on the interstate.

Several roads, including Interstate 29, dip below the water, and to the east of the Interstate, the standing water is darker in color.

In addition, the Constitution and the SEPA Act guarantee the recognition and enforcement of the interstate judgments.

Ordinary Americans have called it simply the Interstate Highway System.

Road signs beside Interstate 44 near the city were bent backward or torn from the ground.

So there the 'fitness expert' sat in his hotel room (I was interstate) somewhat conflicted.

Russia's Interstate Aviation Committee has begun the black box of crashed plane decoded.

Teaching a class full of innocent children, or driving down some cold interstate?

The stalking and interstate threats charges carry a maximum sentence of five years.

It is pointed out this method plays an important role in the measurement of the interstate tension.

Could be 3 months before Interstate 40 reopens near the Tennessee-North Carolina boarder?

Interstate rivalry boosted the fortunes of classical music.

First interstate expansion of common courier service.

Interstate banking had been limited since 1927.

We took Interstate 395 S which would take us straight to Hunting Creek Road, the location of the farmhouse.

It all started one Sunday afternoon driving home from Stockton along Interstate 5.

The boy's body had been found stuffed in a duffel bag near Interstate 95 in Philadelphia in 1994.

Last week, Interstate Bakeries, the makers of Wonder Bread, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.

A communications infrastructure is the interstate highway, the shipping lane of the future.

Hitting the air brakes, he swung his rig to the edge of the interstate, turned off the engine and flung open the door.

Two of the worst laggards were Wells Fargo-First Interstate and Fleet-Shawmut, each of which trailed the index by 40%.

I had just left LSU's campus, and I was headed to interstate I-10, then the unthinkable happened.

Members of the news media have a chat as snow falls along the Interstate 5 freeway north of Los Angeles.

Cars choosing to avoid the interstate could run on tollways .

We don't need anything, thank you. - Ask for directions to the Interstate.

North - south interstate are odd-numbered and increase from west to east.

There was a price war going on at the time, and we at Interstate 95 Gas were selling regular at twenty-nine cents a gallon.

The 1906 law forbade interstate and foreign commerce in adulterated and misbranded food and drugs.

A truck makes its way carefully along the southbound Interstate 5.

In the 20th century rail travel languished as Americans fell in love with cars and interstate highways.

Sikes told authorities he was driving on Interstate 8 outside San Diego when the accelerator became stuck.

"Other food container" means a container that is packed with food and introduced or delivered for introduction into interstate commerce.

What? That's not the Interstate!

They creep along in miles long traffic jams on the interstate.

And so we built a network of interstate highways and that contributed enormously to our post war economic dominance of the world.

NESTLED in wide fields somewhere west of Interstate 29 lies Rutland, South Dakota, population an estimated 200.

As we enter the interstate chat room, use English to flow, can train my ability.

If he rips off her head he still won't know how to get to the Interstate.

You'll see a sign (for the interstate).

The Interstate is, like, two blocks from my house.

A three- mile stretch of Interstate 95 in Philadelphia could re-open tonight.

Are we still on course for the Interstate?

At about 5: 15 p. m. , he had just passed Valley Medical Center and was planning to merge from Highway 167 onto Interstate 405.

If you're driving the kids cross-country, an multi-day interstate excursion will be no problem from this chair.

California's Interstate 5 is opened again three days after a fiery crash closed it down.

So I'd like us to launch the wireless Internet interstate wireless mesh system.

re at a motor lodge on the interstate.

Meanwhile Interstate 95 in Brevard County is open again.

I'm lost and I need to get to the Interstate.

Where, on the interstate?

ECG charges 2. 5 cents a minute for interstate phone calls; Pioneer's price is 2. 7 cents.

The Interstate's right there.

Wells paid a 26% premium for First Interstate, only to see deposits slip away and to fall short of earnings expectations last year.

Grand Forks, North Dakota, March 30, 2009--A truck and trailer plow through icy floodwaters on Interstate 29.

We have to watch for interstate 87.

Hunt: You heard about Scotland Yard? Interpol? Interstate Authority? I can make them all go away.

About 10 miles (16 kilometers) north of Fargo, flooding forced the closure of Interstate 29.

The Eisenhower interstate system requires that one mile in every five must be straight.

This is especially true for long road trips on the interstate.

From Interstate 495 (Beltway) take Exit 50 to Route 50 West (Arlington Boulevard).

Snow plows clear a lane on northbound Interstate 75 in Detroit, Wednesday, Feb.

A giant sinkhole has closed a 17-mile stretch of Interstate 24.

In act two, nearly all meth is made in large Mexican labs and smuggled up Interstate 5, which runs through Pierce county.

Cities such as Jackson, Shreveport, Dallas and Forth Worth stand out along Interstate 20 and, at left, so do Little Rock and Oklahoma City.

In May, 1977, I lived in a Howard Johnson's motel off of Interstate 10 in Houston.

Meanwhile, United Van Lines saw interstate moves in the continental U. S. decline 26% to 146, 837 in the same time period.

Why do you need to get to the Interstate?

Under this test, the impact of a statute on interstate commerce is balanced against the state's justifications FOR the statute

The Interstate Highways take them where they've never been before,

As Justice Stevens noted in his concurrence, the interstate commerce at issue would never have existed except FOR the state's bounty system

Thumbs out on the interstate She hitched a ride to misery

An Exploration into the Law of Interstate Conflict and the Interstate Conflict of Laws

Interstate Council for Anti-monopoly Policies of the Commonwealth of Independent States;

Executive Director, Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education

Interstate shipment of poultry inspected by Federal and State agencies for certain small establishments

Interstate shipment of meat inspected by Federal and State agencies for certain small establishments

Driving on the interstate with a Friday-night buzz. . . nuts

Office of interstate land sales registration

ICC The Interstate Commerce Commission

An Introduction to the Causes of War: Patterns of Interstate Conflict from World War I to Iraq

The Interstate Committee of Commerce

Interstate Natural Gas Associction of America

You never know we come and go like we're on the interstate

A POLICY ON DESIGN STANDARDS INTERSTATE SYSTEM-Edition 5

The First Interstate World Center

Out late haulin' freight on Interstate 5, prayin' he'll see home before his baby arrive

Interstate Highway System in America

Interstate Natural Gas Association of America