Sentence examples for a uniform day from inspiring English sources

The whole point of a "uniform day of rest for all workers" would have been defeated by exceptions.

In the Sunday Law Cases, we found in state laws compelling a uniform day of rest from worldly labor no violation of the Establishment Clause...

Article II reserves no power to the Congress to override the states' determination of the manner of appointment of electors, providing only for its determination of the time on which they are chosen and a uniform day on which they shall vote.

It did not seem possible to set up a uniform day production program; for instance, carrying out only CT of the head one day, and CT of the thorax the next.

The federal law setting a uniform day of voting still stands, so why is early voting is legal?

For each of the 3 data sets, for each case, as defined by the number of training years, 1000 outbreaks were simulated, with each outbreak having random (uniform) duration of 1 to 20 days, beginning at a random (uniform) day (from 1 to the number of days (365 or 366) in the test year), and shaped like a lognormal distribution with a rapid rise and slow decline in counts.

Anthony might have been in a Nets uniform Saturday if a rumored deal with Nuggets had not fallen through on the eve of training camp.

Randolph made his first six shots in a Knicks uniform Monday night, in a 101-92 preseason victory against the Philadelphia 76ers at the Colonial Center.

I have worn tie-dye flares with a floor-length pink angora coat (non school uniform day 2004), a humungous ball gown to halloween (where all other girls were cats or witches) and heels so high I feared for my life on my first day in a temp job.

In 1845, the federal government set a uniform, single day for voting for president: the familiar first Tuesday following the first Monday in November.

Case in point: McGrady finally dunked in a Knicks uniform Wednesday night in Portland.