Sentence examples for set a uniform from inspiring English sources

By a vote of 23 to 17, the Ways and Means Committee rejected a Democratic proposal to set a uniform premium of $35 a month.

The administration, however, declined to set a uniform national standard and allowed states to set many of the specific requirements.

And in trying to act retroactively, the legislature violates the second constitutional provision, which grants Congress power to set a uniform national day for choosing electors.

"In 2000, the town decided to set a uniform standard of 20percentt 'set asides' for all new developments," he said.

Last fall, he set a uniform cutoff score on two standardized tests for admission to the city's gifted and talented programs.

[A1.] House to Vote on Pre-Empting States' Food Safety Rules The House is expected to vote Thursday on a bill that would pre-empt state food safety regulations that are more stringent than federal standards and set a uniform set of rules across the nation.

But a new bill passed by Congress this month sets a uniform national policy on the matter.

The critics acknowledge that setting a uniform policy for 12 countries was never going to be easy.

"Congress needs to enact a national foreclosure bill that sets a uniform procedure in every state that provides adequate notice, due process and transparency about fees and charges," said O. Max Gardner III, a consumer lawyer in Shelby, N.C.

WMF: This is the state-of-the-art method, which is a whole-data-based learning approach setting a uniform weight to missing entries [10, 24].

For details, Hu et al. [10] present a whole-data-based learning approach setting a uniform weight to missing entries, i.e., giving all zero entries the same weight.