Sentence examples for said standardised from inspiring English sources
In a Commons statement, Ms Ellison said standardised tobacco packaging would be brought in after the review if "we are satisfied that there are sufficient grounds to proceed, including public health benefit".
Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt said: "Standardised packaging will cut smoking rates and reduce suffering, disease and avoidable deaths.
Eventually, Mr Miles said, standardised systems might emerge that let sites check if their content falls foul of the filters, or put in place a simple way for sites to inform all ISPs that they do not have inappropriate content.
Professor Kevin Fenton, national director of health and wellbeing at PHE, said that standardised packs were a "powerful measure that would help save lives".
The forces said the standardised telecommunications would allow better collaboration and information sharing.
Deborah Arnott, chief executive of campaign group Ash, said: "Plain, standardised packaging of its lethal products frightens Big Tobacco silly because it threatens its profits.
The government says its standardised designs will save up to £6m per school compared with BSF.
She says the standardised image of beauty in the modern world lacks uniqueness.
"The world will become increasingly drab," says NAM, "standardised and monotonous and the only people left on the planet will inevitably form part of a coffee-coloured mush of uniform humanity".
Ellison has said that if standardised packaging were introduced "it would be very likely to have a positive impact on public health".
A ban on cigarette branding in Britain will probably crimp industry profits, Morningstar analyst Philip Gorham said, since plain, standardised packages are less likely to command high prices.
