The annual meeting has always voted for the committee's proposals, although in theory it could reject them: "We're always aware of that," says Grant Moir of the R&A's Rules Department.The authority of the R&A dates from 1897 150 years after the rules of golf were first drafted when a uniform code of rules was agreed among Scottish clubs.
By 1877 the associations of Great Britain had agreed upon a uniform code, 43 clubs were in competition, and the London clubs' initial dominance had diminished.
Regarding administrative law judges, who adjudicate matters like traffic tickets and other summonses, the mayor wants to require them to abide by a uniform code of professional conduct, a requirement that many other judges are subject to.
The stock exchanges, which oversee analyst behavior, need to finalize a uniform code of conduct that requires analysts and their firms to disclose clearly all current holdings in, and investment banking relationships with, the companies whose shares they rate.
It came to have a uniform, code of practice, and extensive wine cellar.
To enable a uniform coding of phenologically identical growth stages of crops, Lancashire et al. (1991) introduced a decimal system, the BBCH code.
But Hindutva also has a clear political message centred on three issues: a federal ban on the slaughter of cattle; the introduction of a "uniform personal code" (which is itself code for getting rid of a separate family law for Muslims); and rebuilding Hindu temples, especially Ayodhya.Politics has proved both exhilarating and depressing for the Hindutva movement.
Meanwhile, Bart's "Down with homework" T-shirt incites a student riot that leads to the implementation of a uniform dress code.
The implementation of a uniform civil code for all citizens has not been achieved owing to widespread opposition from various religious groups and political parties.
