Sentence examples for universal uniform from inspiring English sources

A conservative thinks in terms of countless minor corrections and improvements based on experience and experiment rather than in terms of a universal, uniform solution based on theory and enforced by inflexible law.

The availability of clinically relevant, universal, uniform, and computerized information on all nursing home residents raised the possibility of using this information to improve nursing home care quality.

And yet Australian women still don't have universal and uniform access to terminations, contraception and the support they need to be in control of their reproductive health.

Admittedly he fails – because he's wearing sunglasses and a black shirt together, which is basically the universal douchebag uniform – but it's a start.

Of course, it is important to remember that this shift is neither universal nor uniform and that bureaucracy probably remains the prevalent institutional form.

But the author supports his argument by describing this universal and uniform mechanism as an essential part of the evolutionary process.

A few efforts should be considered in order to reduce the limitations in obtaining universal and uniform EMS performance measures in the Asian countries.

To be sure, the impact of deterritorialization, social interconnectedness, and social acceleration are by no means universal or uniform: migrant workers engaging in traditional forms of low-wage agricultural labor in the fields of southern California, for example, probably operate in a different spatial and temporal context than the Internet entrepreneurs of San Francisco or Seattle.

In summary, targeting GPA33 with huA33 presents a very attractive option given the universal and uniform expression of this antigen in colorectal cancers, and, within the limit of the study, the data presented here shows excellent uptake in primary and metastatic tumours of varying size and locations.

It incorporates three key features: compulsory universal coverage, uniform comprehensive benefits and financing through premiums and government subsidy.

By contrast, medical databases in Nordic countries are derivatives of universal and uniform health coverage of welfare states.