uniform law

The uniform law movement began in the latter half of the 19th century.

The uniform law of the Hegemony is only a memory here.

The bureau decided they needed a uniform law in order to help keep control over illegal activity.

There is no uniform law or convention for international marine insurance.

A uniform law in 1929 established a model act for establishing new utilities.

But labor and intellectual property are two areas that, for good reason, have long been governed through uniform laws made at the Federal level.

It contained uniform law down to the last detail.

There is no uniform law on the subject.

A more uniform law would not only help consumers, but also allow the industry to be more easily regulated.

Finally, a school creates uniform law for the school.

Congress may establish uniform laws relating to naturalization and bankruptcy.

In the same way, Morgan asserted, the angels can do what seem like miracles to us without breaking the uniform laws of nature.

I'd much rather a uniform law across the country that stipulates that citizens are allowed to record police activity.

Under the uniform law, he said, the taxing authority does not sell the right to collect unpaid taxes to third parties.

Ms. Daily was one of the leaders who supported legislation this year to establish a uniform law that would make the local ordinances unnecessary.

Nance was a recognized national policy leader in drafting uniform laws governing business transactions for the individual states.

The "'uniform law of large numbers"' states the conditions under which the convergence happens "uniformly" in "θ".

The group debates areas of public policy where uniform laws would benefit the states and drafts model legislation for consideration by the individual states.

There have been three major reactions to this problem, none of which were completely successful: codification, uniform laws, and the Restatements.

It is the uniform law of all 50 of our states and most of our major trading partners.

This uniform law is adopted state by state, and therefore the law may be slightly different in each state.

Despite the uniform law, however, differences remain, as states still harbor rich differences in fiduciary law.

"The uniform law has been adopted by many of the smaller rural counties," Mr. Grossman said.

Auto makers support a uniform law but object to subjecting good will buybacks to the lemon-law stigma.

"We are very slow to understand that one bit is very much like another and that each bit should probably be subject to uniform law.