uniformity

As a result there was very little in terms of uniformity.

I think there should be uniformity, no matter where you live in this country.

For the first year, no attempt was made at uniformity.

A national uniformity in the results of similar cases was sought.

We must remember that the goal is quality, not uniformity.

There'll be a certain uniformity to them, I would imagine.

But by far the biggest problem for the health plans is uniformity.

The new law would mean uniformity for the managed care companies, but most people are not going to see much of an effect.

The whole system is designed to create a uniformity of thought and behavior.

As to the nature of it there appears to be no uniformity.

Despite the country's small size, there was a lack of uniformity.

Will this in future form part of Community law, whose application and uniformity we should be looking out for?

But there is little uniformity in the ways they are coping.

"The prosecutor has an interest in uniformity of the law," he said.

A. State laws may protect the information in certain states, but there is not uniformity.

The uniformity of Soviet cultural and social life also plays a part.

Well, we're going to try to provide the first steps towards uniformity.

The first is the lack of any uniformity in the reactions to our report.

The old uniformity is no more and we will be all the richer for it.

It was created to bring uniformity to the state's system of community colleges.

For example, the commission said the law should require more uniformity in how states report student performance.

This was the easier because the system did not require uniformity.

The uniformity with which these processes are applied is important.

We need to try to follow other examples of uniformity in international language use.

Time had not yet paced itself into any sort of uniformity for her.