Sentence examples for accepted uniform of from inspiring English sources

If it takes confidence to so brazenly flout the accepted uniform of the entrepreneurs and the money men, it takes even more to open a presentation with the claim that Rovio is "the entertainment company of this millennium".

For example, in the United Kingdom and other countries around the world, fluorescent yellow ("Hi-Viz") jackets have become the accepted uniform of the police, public workers and security personnel.

Regular blue jeans are the universally accepted uniform for every music genre, except classical.

AKI is a complex disorder for which there is no currently accepted uniform definition.

To fully address the threat of nuclear terrorism, Mr. Luongo said, countries need to accept uniform security standards.

Modern historians have not accepted a uniform interpretation of the cited texts.

Although genetic predisposition has been suggested as an important determinant of MetS [ 12], genetic factors alone cannot explain the recent increase in prevalence in both Europe and the U.S. Internationally, there is no uniform accepted definition of MetS.

However, wastewater reuse implementation faces obstacles that include insufficient public acceptance, technical, economic and hygienic risks and further uncertainties caused by a lack of awareness, accepted standards, uniform guidelines and legislation.

However, there is no generally accepted and uniform European agreement on screening approaches and diagnostic standards, making pan-European surveys of GDM currently very difficult [ 8].

"If men can accept a uniform in lieu of a variety of dress suits, why shouldn't women?" she says.

For many years, the most important reason for that was the lack of a uniform and universally accepted definition of poor response, making many clinical trials not comparable because of the different inclusion criteria of the studied population.