Sentence examples for that standardised from inspiring English sources

"That's because the industry is terrified that standardised packaging will hit their sales".

Tobacco giants brought legal action against the Australian government arguing that standardised packaging involves the seizure of intellectual property rights.

A recent review suggests that standardised packaging increases the salience of health warnings.

So the proposed rules require only that "standardised" derivatives be cleared.

It has been acknowledged that standardised training programmes are needed to improve laparoscopic training of urologic trainees.

It has commissioned numerous studies that claim that standardised packs would see an increase in smuggling – something that could deprive the Exchequer of billions of pounds.

Stephen E James, the local director for community health, says he's confident that standardised systems could be key to helping Liberia withstand another Ebola outbreak.

It is well known that standardised tension tension fatigue test specimens of unidirectional (UD) glass-fibre-reinforced plastics (GFRP) laminates tend to fail at end tabs.

Professor Kevin Fenton, national director of health and wellbeing at PHE, said that standardised packs were a "powerful measure that would help save lives".

Some are opposed to any kind of testing, believing that standardised tests are not only stressful, but also crude measurements of a child's abilities.

There is broad agreement that "standardised" CDSs should go through a central clearing house, in order to reduce systemic risk when counterparties fail.