Sentence examples for that would standardize from inspiring English sources

Why is there not a politically independent national election commission that would standardize the process and ensure its correct application?

Many residents really didn't understand the alteration approval process, so we figured it was time to come up with something that would standardize the procedure".

The federal government is considering rules that would standardize the information that black boxes provide, along with ways to gather the information.

Among the text leaked on Wednesday are Tisa's annex on telecommunications services, an amendment that would standardize regulation of telecoms across member countries, according to WikiLeaks.

Last May, Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn). and Rep. Chellie Pingree (D-Maine) introduced legislation that would standardize both date labels and food donation laws.

The association is also backing bills that would standardize preauthorization forms used by health plans for prescription drugs and health care services.

Mr. Lefkowitz said he had been lobbying for new legislation that would help standardize the industry.

Trying to simplify the often bewildering process of enrolling children in prekindergarten and kindergarten classes in New York City and to make it more fair, Schools Chancellor Joel I. Klein announced Wednesday that he would standardize applications and deadlines citywide.

Now legislators are considering a bill that would in part standardize the payments at about $5,900 per child, said Michael Race, a spokesman for the State Department of Education.

One tool highlighted as a priority for development was a template that would help companies standardize their reporting while engaging in best practices.

"But over the next 5 to 10 years we would standardize to lower costs".