As luck would have it, legal opinions have largely become standardised and this in turn has had the effect of standardising the opinion giver's duty of care.That duty of care is the subject of this book, which is intended as a practical guide to Dutch law opinions and the various elements that comprise them.
This implies that wine styles could therefore become standardised.
Funding will start to become standardised - not at mass level, but at angel level.
The impact of the real performance of homes in Scotland over longer periods needs to become standardised, and a mechanism for feedback into regulatory mechanisms and construction practices applied, if carbon emission targets are to be met.
Mr Carter thinks that, as contracts become standardised, exchanges could grab a big chunk of the market for credit-default swaps, worth a massive $29 trillion in notional value and traded mostly privately.
Prices have fallen as smartphone technology becomes standardised and as a swathe of manufacturers target the budget end of the market.
As these techniques become standardised and more widely adopted, they can provide both unique and corroborative information about tumour behaviour.
Until 2010, the trap lines were set active and checked after 24 hours, and consisted of a 100-m transect with 51 unbaited single capture live traps spaced every 2 m, following a standardized protocol developed by Spitz [ 50] that eventually became the standardised protocol all over France.
Payroll giving should become 'default' option: It would be easy from everyone's point of view if PG became the standardised way of giving.
Hence what was once so esoteric became mainstream, standardised, commercialised, banalised, and if you fancied yourself at the cutting edge circa 1993, you'd have to be the first to say it was shit.
