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  • noun The quality of being disuniform.

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Examples

  • And the failure of local businesses to internalize the costs of national disuniformity likely distorts the decisions not only of state politicians and bureaucrats but also of state courts and Congress.

    Galle on Designing Interstate Institutions: The Example of the SSUTA 2006

  • And the failure of local businesses to internalize the costs of national disuniformity likely distorts the decisions not only of state politicians and bureaucrats but also of state courts and Congress.

    September 2006 2006

  • Extending Daniel Shaviro's seminal work on state incentives for tax-law disuniformity, I examine how the institutional arrangements set out by the SSUTA respond to the pressures identified by Shaviro.

    September 2006 2006

  • Extending Daniel Shaviro's seminal work on state incentives for tax-law disuniformity, I examine how the institutional arrangements set out by the SSUTA respond to the pressures identified by Shaviro.

    Galle on Designing Interstate Institutions: The Example of the SSUTA 2006

  • They said these -- the fact of disuniformity and inconsistency is a legal argument against the constitutionality.

    CNN Transcript Sep 13, 2005 2005

  • The reason I thought they were a bad policy is because they lead to a situation where there's arguable inconsistency and disuniformity in federal law.

    CNN Transcript Sep 13, 2005 2005

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