Sentence examples for uniform sales from inspiring English sources

(The Uniform Sales Act of 1906 was the precursor to Article 2 of the UCC, although not as widely adopted).

The lesson appears to be taking hold among police officials, who in addition to cracking down on uniform sales have also become more wary of their fellow officers.

The issues: Mr Huckabee supports tax reform and often touts the FairTax, which would eliminate income and payroll taxes in favour of a uniform sales tax.

In May, he announced plans to reform and modernize the government and business sectors by implementing a uniform sales tax and boosting foreign direct investment to India.

Cookie's has five stores in Brooklyn, the Bronx and Queens, and before the Board of Education put a systemwide dress policy into effect last September, uniform sales represented 10to15percentent of its sales.

Eaton says children entitled to free school meals can buy their uniforms at half price; that unclaimed lost property uniform items are offered to parents who are struggling with costs; and that there are second-hand uniform sales.

The agreement will supposedly provide a uniform sales-tax collection system that would apply to all retailers, online and offline alike.

Sometimes older versions of the uniform (like if your school has a used uniform sale) are more fitted than the current ones and you are still allowed to wear them.

Subsidies would be better targeted, a long-mooted uniform national sales tax pushed through, new medical colleges set up and a range of initiatives launched to encourage participation in sports, the minister said.

These politicians are plotting ways to create a de facto, uniform national sales tax.

"My wife didn't want me to," he said as he contemplated second-hand mining uniforms for sale at an intersection outside of Eccles, W.Va. "I just got her talked into it".