Sentence examples for uniformity of rules from inspiring English sources
"Uniformity of rules and penalties from state to state would undoubtedly improve the speed of adjudications".
Since all members of the Common Market are members of the Berne Conventions, the mandate for uniformity of rules governing carriage of goods has been largely achieved as to carriage by railway.
Notably, even though insurers oppose a new federal agency, the industry's main trade group, America's Health Insurance Plans, wants a national uniformity of ground rules so that the states do not have too much leeway to interpret any new legislation.
It states the Legislature's duty to create laws "to provide the value of land" and the uniformity of these rules.
The scaling exponents for our large interspecific data set are also matched almost perfectly (Figure S1) by those derived from a set of 67 interspecific phylogenies randomly drawn from the published literature thereby validating the uniformity of the scaling rules of the broad interspecific phylogenies and the smaller set of intraspecific ones used here.
The growing lack of uniformity in rules threatens the integrity of the system.
Its wide acceptance will have the side effect of bringing about much greater uniformity in rules of private law governing rights in aircraft.
The need for certainty and uniformity in the provisions governing trade motivated the growth of one set of rules for commercial transactions, valid everywhere in Europe.
The second function is the promulgation of rules of decision that will be binding on all lower courts within a judicial system and thus ensure uniformity of treatment and some measure of certainty and guidance to those whose actions bring them within the scope of the rule.
However, despite the NRL insisting that it is working with other governing bodies to maintain uniformity within the rules of the sport, Super League will not follow its Australian counterparts in adopting a reduction next year.
The supposed liberal uniformity of our plays is often overstated, and the rules of drama are different from those of a debating society: both sides don't need an equal balance.
