Sentence examples for uniform procedures for from inspiring English sources
Mosques would also be expected to have "uniform procedures" for carrying out marriages and standard documents for certifying them.
It requires all police forces at national, state and municipal level to adopt uniform procedures for recruitment, vetting, training, promotion and operations.
The system is not foolproof because airlines remain reluctant to adopt uniform procedures for reporting on the wide range of fees they charge.
The committee's proposals, which American bishops will vote on next week at a meeting in Dallas, would mark the first time that the nation's 194 Roman Catholic dioceses have been bound by a set of uniform procedures for handling such cases.
As evidenced with numerous studies, a lack of effective uniform procedures for MIP immobilization on a transducer surface is still one of the most important hindrances for the application of acrylic- or vinylic-based MIPs for chemosensing.
Furthermore, the study is based on the entire Danish population for which the DBCG has issued national guidelines to ensure uniform procedures for surgery, pathology, chemotherapy, radiotherapy and follow-up.
James Grossman, a Rochester real estate lawyer, said that while a state law adopted in 1993 provides a uniform procedure for collecting delinquent property taxes, the law allowed municipalities and counties to "opt out" if they chose to.
In a deal with the major entertainment media companies that has been years in the making, the leading Internet service providers have agreed to a uniform procedure for notifying customers about repeated instances of digital copyright infringement.
During a town hall meeting in Le Mars, Iowa, King told attendees that he disagrees with federal officials who think that airport security should follow a uniform procedure for passenger screening.
We have established a uniform procedure for the expression and purification of the cyclin-dependent kinases CDK7/CycH/MAT1, CDK8/CycC and CDK9/CycT1.
The main cited reasons were unavailability of transport, lack of motivation by extension workers and no uniform procedure for collecting and documenting data.
