Sentence examples for enforce uniform from inspiring English sources
In consultation with state commissions, a horse racing commissioner would enforce uniform, nationally mandated regulations.
An international criminal court is the only way to enforce uniform international human rights standards.
The N.F.L. argued that the ruling hampered its ability to enforce uniform antidoping standards nationwide.
It sensibly called for a state takeover of public defense services under the direction of an independent commission, which would enforce uniform standards from county to county.
He also said he would favor abolishing the Board of Education and would ask for the resignation of Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy, whom he accused of failing to enforce uniform standards for all public school children.
Late last year, the I.N.S. said it was going to start to enforce uniform basic standards at the institutions that hold the detainees, who number as many as 20,000 on any given day.
Men's suits have also become a style statement rather than an enforced uniform for the office.
For others, he is a narrow, rightwing advocate for his own interests, who ruthlessly enforces uniform editorial heel-clicking in his media outlets.
The decision to stop pupils in the wrong clothes attending Hanson academy, which serves a deprived part of Bradford, was made after staff became increasingly frustrated at the amount of time spent enforcing uniform expectations.
Since full-time cabbies cannot raise prices, they may refuse to operate at less popular times or to carry passengers who live at the wrong end of town.The answer has been to layer on yet more regulation aimed at enforcing uniform pricing, geographic coverage and quality standards.
Jazmina Rovi, former director of the Panama Maritime Law Association, said unions are better off enforcing uniform standards than eliminating the registry altogether.
