Sentence examples for a common standard from inspiring English sources

Some authors advocate direct standardization, as it involves adjustment to a common standard (Julious et al. 2001).

Libor is an acronym for the London interbank offered rate, a common standard.

Agreement is vital because the labels will be useful only if there is a common standard.

A common standard language (rikssvenska) has been in use more than 100 years.

Even when firms agree on a common standard before going to market, negotiations can be difficult.

That is why Europe's mobile-phone industry, which had a common standard, is so far ahead of America's, which didn't.

Substances react with each other in stoichiometric, or chemically equivalent, proportions, and a common standard has been adopted.

So far the US appears not to be cooperating with the creation of a common standard for information sharing between countries, as drawn up by the OECD.

The Global Protocol for Community-Scale Greenhouse Gas Emissions is a common standard for city-level greenhouse gas accounting, but that was only launched in December.

But when DaimlerChrysler began talking about creating yet another Internet system for its purchasing, suppliers began complaining vehemently and demanded that the automakers agree on a common standard.

Kate Watkins, director of the Welsh NHS Employers Unit, says PSMW's innovation has been to systematise the process, training mentors to a common standard.