Sentence examples for idea of uniform from inspiring English sources

It endorsed the idea of uniform international privacy rules.

That idea of uniform, which was the undercurrent of the Milan men's wear shows, has re-emerged in Paris.

Joel Slemrod, director of the Office of Tax Policy Research at the University of Michigan, favors applying the idea of uniform definitions to more than just who qualifies as a child.

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It will do so by abandoning the idea of uniform software: if London hospital trusts [that is, hospitals] already have fit-for-purpose IT, BT will connect those systems rather than replace them".

"I liked the idea of uniforms," states Browne, by way of explanation.

He said backstage that his early training in men's wear had led him toward the idea of uniforms.

The clothes concentrated on the idea of "uniforms" – both explicitly in school kilts and air steward jackets but also conceptually.

"While I was inspired by architecture and the idea of uniforms, I designed these clothes to feel more relaxed, almost effortless," Yigal Azrouël said of his collection backstage.

For most of the baby-boomer parents, the idea of uniforms symbolized a loss of individuality to a dictatorial state reminiscent of "Big Brother". For a large percentage of parents well acquainted with school uniforms in their native lands, the proposal was a popular one.