Sentence examples for a uniform rule of from inspiring English sources

A uniform rule of disclosure of political contributions in corporate proxy statements once a year or through some other means would help shareholders assess the profitability of a company's political activities and protect democracy from the flood of money unleashed by the Citizens United decision.

Congress also has power, under Article I, Section 8 of the Constitution, to establish "a uniform Rule of Naturalization" -- but this provision would seem not applicable in terms of defining who exactly is automatically a citizen by virtue of being "born" here rather than being "naturalized" under congressional rule.

The Constitution gives Congress, not the states, the power "to establish an uniform rule of naturalization.

The uniform rule of these cases, enunciated most clearly in Johnson v. M'Intosh (1823), was that non-Indians could not acquire valid land title from such private purchases.

There is no central oversight of the companies, no uniform rules of engagement, no consistent standards for vetting or training new hires.

The United States and trade partners in 11 Pacific nations have reached a deal to link 40% of the global economy, phasing out tariffs on thousands of goods and establishing uniform rules of commerce.

Always adhere to the uniform rules of your school.

A uniform place-of-celebration rule would avoid such doubts.

Although there was a disclaimer about possible exceptions in the DHS' original announcement, the administration now seems to have decided in favor of a uniform place-of-celebration rule.

At least in the area of immigration, a uniform place-of-celebration rule would rest on firm legal and policy ground.

What struck me was that he seemed to assume that all of the breaches of the uniform rule were deliberate acts of defiance.