Sentence examples for if uniform from inspiring English sources
If uniform rules are strictly enforced, it all becomes about the bag or the coat or the shoes.
In Victoria, the state swing is 3%, which, if uniform, would cost the Coalition just one seat: Deakin.
"Because of the questions about how 287 g) agreements are administered, and if uniform standards are being applied, Secretary Napolitano has asked for a review of the entire program," Mr. Smith said in a statement.
(Of all the things I have loved to eat, trout seems to me the one that has almost disappeared from the world of tastes; farmed salmon is pleasant if uniform, but most farmed trout doesn't even taste like fish).
In New South Wales, the state swing is 3.6%, which, if uniform across the state, would see the Coalition lose six seats – Banks, Eden-Monaro, Lindsay, Page, Robertson and Reid – on top of Dobell, Barton and Paterson, the seats that have become notionally Labor after the redistribution.
If uniform criteria are implemented, one may specialize this principle by the minimum (statistical) path principle.
For one thing, if uniforms mean uniformity, these are a failure.
-What will they wear (if uniforms, what kind)?
"If uniforms are used to improve behaviour, it can become counterproductive".
And, if uniforms are viewed positively by students, parents, and administrators alike — as they are — then it can seem precious to object to them.
If uniforms are required, use the school's used uniform distribution system.
