Sentences with phrase «typically differ from state to state»

While the rates can typically differ from state to state, the CPA Life Plan offers rate bands that are based on age.

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A third and final facet of the question relates to the possible forms that distributive justice can take in Catholic confessional states, which Dignitatis Humanae admits may differ legitimately from the shape that distributive justice typically assumes in liberal regimes.

* Condo fees are relatively cheap — typically under $ 300 for a two - bedroom * Property insurance will cost $ 350 to $ 800 per year * Property tax differs from state to state: it can be as low as 0.5 % (in Arizona and California) and as high as 2 % (in Florida) * Also find out if the state charges extra non-resident taxes.

Which report is used is typically the same for all applications in the same U.S. state, but it does differ from state to state.

The National Automobile Dealers Association clearly explained this possibility in a January 2009 report titled Patchwork Proven.11 Consumer preferences differ from state to state, so the same automaker typically sells a different mix of vehicles in each state.

A closer analysis of motorcycle insurance rates in Arkansas showed a trend that differed from most other states in the U.S. Typically, the largest cities in a state tend to have some of the higest motorcycle insurance rates but that was not the case in Arkansas.

While each state differs in its specific requirements and guidelines for licensure, therapists must typically complete documented hours, ranging from 2,000 to 4,000 in providing clinical services under an approved supervisor who is a Licensed Marriage Family Therapist, Licensed Clinical Social Workers, Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor, or Licensed Psychologist.