Sentence examples for setting a uniform from inspiring English sources

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

By setting a uniform target for the size of seats across Britain, the government's bill would also remove the current quirk that English constituencies tend to contain more voters than seats in Scotland, Northern Ireland and especially Wales (which could lose up to ten MPs).

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.

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].

The federal law setting a uniform day of voting still stands, so why is early voting is legal?

Although Congress had passed the Refugee Act in 1980, setting a uniform process for granting asylum to victims of persecution in their home countries, then-President Ronald Reagan declined to extend the protection to the thousands of Central American migrants crossing the border into the US.

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.

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

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

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.