Sentence examples for imposition of a uniform from inspiring English sources

If differing standards raised questions of fundamental fairness, placing the recount under a constitutional cloud, as Mr. Bush's lawyers insisted, then why not just send the case back for imposition of a uniform standard?

And in Bayside, Queens, in a district where many of the schools made Chancellor Joel I. Klein's list of 209 that would be spared the imposition of a uniform curriculum, parents fret that their schools will get less attention from the City Department of Education.

Numerous alterations, most recently in 2004, have not fundamentally changed the aims of the Code as first introduced in 1951; as such the new Code marks not a withdrawal from the attempted imposition of a uniform countryside citizenship but rather an extension and refinement of this project and a continuing influence on the production and consumption of rural space.

Through the adoption of the Parlay APIs, a way is foreseen for (a) consolidation of telephone service over both Internet and PSTN through the imposition of a uniform call control API while allowing the installed IN infrastructure to be used also for Internet telephony services and (b) for service interworking between telephony-like services and open distributed services in the Internet.

We provide an efficiency justification for the imposition of the uniform pricing constraint in universal service obligations (USO), where USO are defined as a set of constraints imposed on firms belonging to a network industry.

The requested remedy is not simply the mothballing of the punchcard machines, but the imposition of uniform statewide voting systems, an expensive proposition.

This can be attributed to the imposition of uniform drift by the RRW and the spread of plasticity over the entire structure.

"A top-down imposition of a language of the people".

I queried the imposition of a break fee with TalkTalk in a letter, with no reply.

The imposition of a six-point penalty for running a yellow light produced howls of protest.

In New York, however, lawyers for the city have resisted the imposition of a monitor.