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It will be difficult to get countries to agree on uniform regulations.
This can be seen in Europe, where the European Union’s member states cannot agree among themselves on a uniform set of financial rules.
What we need are traffic rules for the global economy that help vehicles of varying size, shape, and speed navigate around each other, rather than imposing an identical car or a uniform speed limit.
But the boom is not uniform.
Technologies such as 3D printing and cheap industrial robots are enabling products to be made in small, highly-customized forms rather than large batches of uniform goods.
The provision of liquidity, the recapitalization of banks, more uniform deposit insurance across the advanced countries – these were all correct and necessary measures.
Xi has even shown a surprising predisposition to wear a military uniform.
In the 1930’s, it resulted in violent movements led by dangerous men in uniform.
In science, as in any complicated and creative endeavor, uniform opinions and approaches will always prove sterile.
Let's live in "khroushchobas" (five-story uniform buildings built in the 1950-1960s during Khrushchev's leadership).
At 11:30, as a victorious Sophia trades her karate uniform for something better suited for her sister’s graduation, Sam receives a text message confirming that a small temperature-controlled pod has delivered the appetizers for Sally’s party in the secure, refrigerated drop-box at the house.
Was it not incitement when, just days before Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin was assassinated in 1995 for his efforts to achieve peace with the Palestinians, Netanyahu addressed a rally where posters depicted Rabin in a Nazi SS uniform?
And the message from the top (as Rumsfeld put it, “the enemy” is not dressed in a uniform these days) fosters further desensitization.
Catholicism in its heyday combined a fairly decentralized administration, under the sway of stand-alone bishops, with a uniform set of beliefs.
Church administration has become increasingly subject to uniform civil codes.
This is as true for genetically identical bacteria growing in a uniform environment as it is for a person living in Paris, Tokyo, Moscow or Buenos Aires.
We expect them to be uniform.
One of Cameron’s four major demands of the EU is a national derogation from elements of the uniform rulebook which the European Central Bank is seeking to introduce in the eurozone’s banking union to ensure a consistent approach across countries.
The judge had refused to be directed by the president and the military in deciding important constitutional matters, including Musharraf’s own eligibility to contest the presidency while still in uniform.
Europe’s capability of deploying combat forces is simply too small relative to the number of men and women in uniform.
As exchange rates in the eurozone were fixed and uniform, interest rates on government debt should have signaled differences in economic strength.
The same holds true for female labor market participation, which in Lebanon is low but uniform across religious groups.
Crime tends to be idiosyncratic and linked to complex social dynamics that do not lend themselves to easy or uniform solutions.
Eight terrorists dressed in military uniform penetrated the school’s well-guarded perimeter and opened fire on the students and school personnel.
Listing and trading rules will be harmonized, and standards of information disclosure will become uniform across exchanges.
All told, the White House “adults in uniform” – Secretary of Defense James Mattis, National Security Adviser H. R. McMaster, and Chief of Staff John Kelly – have ensured continuity in US foreign policy.
Barnier favors European directives that impose uniform rules for all member states – so called “maximum harmonization” measures.
And, in the case of the recent European Parliament election, the results were not uniform.
The gold-standard rules look very different from the modern practice of monetary union, which relies on a single uniform interest rate.
It is hard to see why I am less entitled to privacy because I am turned on by a Nazi uniform than I would be if I were excited by a pair of knickers.
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