Sentence examples for a standardised package from inspiring English sources

Foreigners are offered a standardised package," the poet explains.

New international guidelines, local experts, and the WHO China Office recommend a standardised package of treatment for hepatitis C virus, using sofosbuvir as the direct-acting antiviral drug due to its high efficacy and ease of use.

The underlying issue now is whether each constituent part of the UK is going to be treated differently, or whether a standardised package of devolved government is going to be offered within some kind of quasi federal system.

If the patient wishes to learn more and agrees to participate, the paramedic will provide a standardised training package.

Implementation of a standardised training package to support effective perineal management practices could reduce perineal pain and other related postnatal morbidity for a substantial number of women.

All OT sites will be provided with a standardised equipment package for the delivery of the joint protection and exercise programmes.

A Welsh Government spokesperson said: "The Welsh Government has long been a proponent of standardised packaging of tobacco products and we recognise that has the potential to be an important tool in our bid to reduce the harm from tobacco-related illness.

"When the government said it wasn't ready to make a decision on standardised packaging of cigarettes the tobacco industry thought it had killed it stone dead.

If this assessment is indeed generalisable, the authors believe that the development of a set of standardised packages for basic and advanced essentials of emergency care in low-resource settings, as well as designating centres of excellence for advanced emergency care, should be a priority for the WHO and other stakeholders.

To ensure participants had a shared understanding of standardised packaging, we showed them a mock-up plain pack or two-dimensional images prior to exploring their views on standardised packaging.

Sir Cyril Chantler, who was asked to look at the potential benefits, particularly to children, of plain packaging after the government postponed a decision last summer, made "a compelling case that if standardised packaging were introduced, it would be very likely to have a positive impact on public health," Ellison said.