Sentence examples for a standardised system from inspiring English sources

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

"It may take some time to get it out to all 50 states in 2016 but once we do that, we think we will have a standardised system in play," the official said.

Though it has long had a standardised system for creating addresses, until 2001 several government agencies and private firms kept separate, inconsistent registries.

"It may take some time to get it out to all 50 states in 2015, but once we do that, we think we will have a standardised system in play," the BJS official said.

This, suggested Burnham, should include "looking at how we can move to a mandatory review of case notes for every death in hospital, and also looking at how we can use a standardised system of case-note review to support learning and improvement in every trust".

Ask other kitchen users if they use the same labelling system, and if not come to an agreement about a standardised system where everyone uses the same measurements, terminology etc. Keep detailed records as to how the use of the new standardised system benefits the other kitchen users and enhances productivity.

But actually it was a fairly standardised system as to how to do cloth, how to do flesh and so on.

Loans were no longer approved by each regional office according to opaque, subjective judgments, but processed through a single, standardised system.

While local assessment of medical students by individual schools has traditionally offered a valuable tool for ensuring that the expected standards are being met prior to employment within the NHS, the UK lacks a truly standardised system capable of comparing the performance of students between schools.

As a consequence, there was no standardised system for recruiting, inducting, training and supporting volunteers.

A single ethnicity was self assigned using a system of prioritisation based on the standardised system of ethnicity data collection used by the New Zealand Ministry of Health [ 20].