federally

The minimum wage in the US is set federally, and all states must at least meet that line.

The big federally funded programs (military, social security, healthcare, infrastructure) take some pressure off the state's budget.

On high thread count sheets, with imported feather pillows in mansions that overlook federally protected ocean coves.

Most discussions about salary are federally protected in the US and backed up by court decisions in nearly every state.

Presumably, this refers to a different Senator Rand Paul than the one that sponsored the Life at Conception Act with the explicitly stated motivation to ban abortion federally.

If the government wants to run a federally funded research lab for say, battery tech, fine.

Selling software that is targeted at helping manage, distribute, and facilitate the marijuana industry (which is illegal federally) is against the law.

At any rate: every state that abolishes capital punishment gets us closer to a consistent country-wide federally enforced abolition of capital punishment.

Though a Supreme Court ruling did effectively abolish the death penalty federally from 1972-1976.

Unemployment insurance is a Federally mandated program that's administrated by the states.

So it wouldn't be just citizens against 1 federally controlled military.

Both federally as well as in at least some states such as california, what counts is the nature of the relationship and not what is written down.

So its a bad example, unless you are aware of similar federal or federally-subsidized "pay off your SEC fine" loans.

What determines this federally is known as "the twenty factors" and is also commonly called "the twenty questions".

Federally legislated social change pushes back the more important goals of social equality and cultural integration.

Rand Paul recommended not taxing (Federally) folks who make less than $50k USD.

Here in Canada, maternity leave is a Federally-mandated full year.