"uniform stance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where everyone involved is taking the same position or point of view. For example, "The international community has adopted a uniform stance against the use of chemical weapons."
Other participants said it was difficult to deal with the House Republicans as a group because they did not have a uniform stance on the legislation.
"The effect of denying the services of Insite to the population it serves and the correlative increase in the risk of death and disease to injection drug users is grossly disproportionate to any benefit that Canada might derive from presenting a uniform stance on the possession of narcotics," the court wrote in its unanimous decision.
Therefore, an unambiguous and uniform stance from Washington to its Arab allies is required in order to defeat this threat.
Full-bodied and egg-shaped, wild rabbits are rather uniform in body proportions and stance.
Unlike SmileDirectClub, AAO has not taken a public stance on Candid, Uniform or Orthly, Dillard said.
Some of your colleagues at the BNP said that one of the reasons you were pushed out was because you wanted to introduce uniforms and a more militaristic stance.
Apart from the camouflage uniforms, the military 'at ease' stance, and partnering sequences in which the men dragged the women stiffly along the floor, there was little to mark the piece as a comment on the soldier's lot, or on Western military intervention in the Middle East.
The school has remained defiant, emphasising in a newsletter on Thursday that it would "continue to take a strong stance on adherence to our uniform policy, especially with girls who are wearing short skirts and tight trousers".
At Hutto, a former state prison forty miles north of Austin, women and children were kept behind razor wire and dressed in prison uniforms, emblems of the Administration's tough stance on illegal immigration.
Any senior manager in a British school will tell you that uniform is half the battle: take a fairly draconian stance on this, and many of the worse behavioural infractions don't occur.
The Department of Education has previously stated uniform policy is up to schools, but expressed support for Wilshaw's revised stance.
