The phrase "uniform law" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a term used to refer to a law that is implemented and enforced the same way across a certain jurisdiction or region, such as a state or country. For example, "The uniform law affecting all income tax brackets is the same throughout the United States."
"The uniform law has been adopted by many of the smaller rural counties," Mr. Grossman said.
How to generalize beyond uniform law of large numbers: stability and robustness approaches (see below).
For American companies, its silver lining is that it offers one uniform law for all 27 countries in Europe.
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This uniform law would be administered by a reproductive management commission, safely housed in Kevin Andrews' department of social services.
The Uniform Law Commission, a nonprofit association that looks for ways to bring about uniformity in important areas of law, is also working on a law that could eventually apply to all states.
The Uniform Law Commission ("ULC") is an organization focused on developing and preparing "non-partisan, well-conceived, and well-drafted" state legislation in areas of state law where there is a perceived need for uniformity.
The Uniform Law Commission promulgated an initiative to mitigate the effect: the Uniform Collateral Consequences of Conviction Act.
In 2000 it solicited the Uniform Law Commission, a nonprofit group that writes model bills for state legislatures, to draft a law codifying its restrictions on interactions between student-athletes and agents—including bans on players accepting payments or gifts, and on their agreeing to sign with an agent before their collegiate careers end.
On July 19 , 2017 the Uniform Law Commission (ULC) approved the Uniform Protected Series Act (UPSA) at its annual meeting.
