Sentence examples for standardization plan from inspiring English sources

The company said that, with the successful completion of the merger, a fleet standardization plan is to provide the new company with 11 jetliners and 18 propjets by mid-1986.

Joint Special Operations Command is a component command of the USSOCOM and is charged to study special operations requirements and techniques to ensure interoperability and equipment standardization, plan and conduct special operations exercises and training, and develop Joint Special Operations Tactics.

After the ESONET Best Practices Workshop held in Bremen at the end of January 2008, the state of art has been set and some groups working on key standardization topics have been constituted to manage standardization plans.

Variety reduction standardization reduces planned or unintentional variation to exploit economies of scale (Swann 2000).

Thus, also the French AMS supports the conclusion of an earlier publication [ 6], " that item 12....14 could be eliminated if a new standardization is planned".

The Standardized Monitoring and Assessment of Relief and Transitions (SMART) initiative aims to ensure standardization of planning, training, analysis and reporting [ 13], and advocates for the systematic use of mortality and nutrition indicators.

This indicates that item 12 ("Feeling that you have passed your peak")and 14 ("Decrease of beard growth") could be eliminated if a new standardization is planned, currently however these items have to be kept – otherwise standardization and norms will not be applicable anymore.

While standardization of sampling plans among trading nations is important, any standardised sampling plan must be designed to minimize both the seller's and buyer's risks to the lowest possible levels that resources will allow.

Advantages of an off-the-shelf design are elimination of treatment delays and standardization of manufacturing, planning, and implantation techniques.

The new government felt a need to communicate with the local Marathi-speaking population; Elphinstone pursued a policy of planned standardization of the Marathi language in the Bombay Presidency starting after 1820.

Given the comprehensiveness and standardization in the planning, writing and conduct of these rigorous examinations, these licensing examinations can eventually replace the multiple exams required currently from medical students which include the final year examinations, the SCHS' "Acceptance Test", and the specialty-specific screening exams.