Sentence examples for setting uniform from inspiring English sources

McClellan said that both Democratic and Republican legislators unanimously passed the bill that eliminated the three last voting days before Election Day, and that Husted hopes to bring less confusion and more uniformity to the electoral process by setting uniform voting days and hours.

There are revealing details: in December 2006 America was the only country in the UN to vote against a treaty to prevent human rights abuses by setting uniform standards for arms deals.

A close comparison of the new guidance, published this month, with the May 2012 advice it replaces shows that, as of last year, schools were already being urged to "give high priority to cost considerations" when setting uniform policies.

John Strand, a mobile industry analyst who specializes in such resellers, said the commission's proposal, by setting uniform limits on data roaming across the European Union, may have the unintended effect of squeezing out small companies that have already started to sell roaming packages.

"What's wrong with setting uniform national standards for education?

Soon after the Supreme Court's ruling, Husted issued a directive to local election boards, setting uniform hours for the three days before the election: 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday and Monday, and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday.

It would set uniform standards, eliminating practices that now vary widely by state.

But, they said, the federal government would set uniform national standards for all screening.

Supporters say the federal effort to pre-empt the states sets uniform national standards and discourages overzealous state prosecutors.

Unlike companies, state and local governments are not subject to federal pension laws, which set uniform standards for private industry.

The legislation would set uniform federal standards for insurance products that have long been regulated by the states.