Sentence examples for enforce a uniform from inspiring English sources

From 1945 through 1951, efforts were made to enforce a uniform date for accepting offers.

Though the number of such cases appears to be small, they are exposing a new legal gray area, with workers complaining of rights violations and company officials scratching their heads over how to enforce a uniform policy for a drug that the federal government has not recognized as having a legitimate medical purpose.

Fortunately, the NFIP contains an adaptive mechanism the substantial improvement/damage ("SI/SD") standard which can break the cycle of "flood-rebuild-repeat". To join the NFIP, communities must adopt and enforce a uniform set of floodplain regulations, which include the SI/SD standard.

These sorts of rules designed to enforce a uniform common market aren't exactly the EU's thing any more, perhaps because all the regulations were introduced ages ago.

Meissner's successor, Rudolf Steinberg, upheld the university's decision to retain the name, but he did not enforce a uniform nomenclature within the university's administration.

For past conditions/histories, we enforce a uniform probability of observation of each condition by running each experiment (condition i = > response i) a fixed number of times.

Specifically, resorting to SemiDefinite Programming (SDP) related technique, we first minimize Integration Sidelobe Level (ISL) to optimize the waveform covariance matrix enforcing a uniform elemental power restriction as well as a 3dB bandwidth constraint.

The role of the floating foils is enforcing a uniform potential distribution along the conical surface of the bushing.

Asked why Deliveroo's rider contracts, seen by TechCrunch, include requirements to wear branded clothing during Deliveroo shifts — a measure which sounds akin to enforcing a uniform — Warne said this is a safety consideration because the clothing is "reflective".

But the I.A.T.A. sharply criticized the European Union for failing to enforce a set of uniform safety guidelines for all member states.

The agency claimed to be enforcing a longstanding uniform code, but after investigating these and other incidents, the Justice Department accused the M.T.A. of selectively enforcing the code to target Muslims and Sikhs and violating Title VII of the Civil Rights Act by failing to reasonably accommodate the religious practices of employees.