Sentence examples for applying uniform standards from inspiring English sources

The Times study is an argument for applying uniform standards, not only in Florida but elsewhere.

Agencies should require contract firms to receive accreditation from independent organizations, and nongovernmental organizations should create accreditation bodies applying uniform standards.

Wilson implies that complex, intractable moral dilemmas arise from the attempt to apply uniform standards to very different people.

Following the chemical disaster in Bhopal, India, in 1984, leading corporations then announced that they applied uniform standards of worker and environmental protection worldwide.

The critical thing, he said, is applying a uniform standard to each ballot, and not changing it after the count starts.

Applying this uniform standard to all government agencies has been advocated by organizations across the political spectrum, including President Obama's Jobs Council.

The latter is characterized by specifying its uniform temperature T = const and an externally applied uniform pressure P = const.

"Throughout my tenure in the Senate, I have applied a uniform standard for evaluating nominees for the United States Supreme Court, under both Republican and Democratic administrations," Ms. Snowe said in a statement.

In the end he appeared to have won the presidency in a way no one could have predicted: Because the United States Supreme Court said Florida's counties were all judging the intent of voters in a different way, and that there was no time left to apply a uniform standard.

This law is designed to apply a uniform standard nationwide.

With the new national framework, we are making it formal, so there will be uniform standards applied by everyone across the board".