Sentence examples for standardised commodity from inspiring English sources
"We need broad-scale systems and international management" – which is why the top recommendation in the FAO report was for standardised commodity codes by product to make clear what is being imported and exported around the world.
They rely at best on a seasoned reporter's ability to interpret what his sources tell him about bids, offers and deals, and at worst on a gullible greenhorn's guesswork.The standardised commodity contracts that trade transparently on busy exchanges do not always cater to the many different specifications required by industry.
They were shaped, he wrote in his journal, "like the commodities of daily life - jars, loaves, and animals", although they were stylised and standardised.
It should be standardised.
Was its wording standardised?
Management is not standardised.
Only in one sense are they standardised.
Which, really, of course, means: not standardised south-east.
It is also recommending standardised, anonymous job application forms.
"CAN messages that control physical attributes are standardised.
