Sentence examples for a standardised press from inspiring English sources

A more ambitious approach would be to develop a standardised press release that would help journalists find key information, perhaps by including structured tables quantifying benefits and harms.

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

While it was thought-provoking, Joe's character felt like a standardised, generic portrayal.

That's been agreed, it happens, and even comes out in a standardised format.

From this summer, there will be a standardised worldwide music release day of Friday.

A standardised risk assessment tool must be developed and staff trained how to use it.

Now imagine if they were all published online and in a standardised way.

First, a standardised, chronological history of Britain should become part of the national curriculum.

Alan Jones 02 July 2014 11 52am There does not seem to be a standardised system throughout the UK.

This looks high, given you're invested in a standardised portfolio with minimal financial planning advice".

"The advantage here is that we really had a standardised protocol".