Because the Constitution grants states direct control over presidential elections, Congress can best protect the federal interest in their uniformity and integrity by offering grants to states, provided their electoral reforms meet certain standards.
With the United State Supreme Court failing to protect its own precedents and maintain the uniformity of federal law across the nation the principle of equal justice under the law is undermined.
The prosecution's case centered on crucial discrepancies between what was on the dashcam video and what the officers wrote in their reports, contending that the reports' remarkable uniformity was evidence that the officers were trying to protect Van Dyke from criminal prosecution.
In conclusion, we believe that what is needed are not more standards but rather refinement and uniformity of current standards, and their interpretation both to protect human subjects and to advance medicine through research.
The state regulators overseeing the analyst investigations say that they too want uniformity in laws but that they must also be free to protect their constituents.
These results call for child safety law reform to provide greater uniformity in the evaluation of potential child neglect cases and better protect the safety of children.
We conclude that what is needed are not more standards per se, but rather refinement and uniformity of current standards, and their interpretation and application both to protect human subjects and to advance medicine.
This framework will ensure fairness and uniformity in the application of environmental standards, assist the regulator in its requirements to protect the environment, and benefit contractors and financiers by reducing uncertainty in the process.
A measurement problem has emerged, however, with statisticians and demographers saying that the lack of uniformity is undermining the purpose of collecting racial and ethnic statistics in the first place, which is largely to monitor disparities in fields like health and education, and to protect the population's civil rights.
Uniformity: uniform cylindrical phantom.
In India, the great emperor Ashoka carved his edicts on pillars and placed them throughout the empire, expressing his desire that there be "uniformity in law and uniformity in sentencing," codifying a system of appeals, declaring amnesties, and protecting natural resources and wildlife.
