Sentence examples for to standardize everything from inspiring English sources

"One of these days I'm just going to standardize everything," she declared from Etiquette Central, where the use of titles is strongly encouraged.

The French have pressed for an economic government since long before the birth of the euro, seeking to standardize everything from working hours to business taxes.

"We give the brand a checklist for what they have to give us and we standardize everything to make it easier for the factory, reduce lead times, and costs.

"If we standardize everything in France, and we study everything, and forbid everything, we destroy respect for our culture.

Of course, large companies operating in a single nation or even a single city don't standardize everything they make, sell, or do.

What we found is that while companies want order and consistency around the world, the highest-performing companies don't standardize everything: they localize.

Depending on the company's culture, either they insist on standardizing everything to keep costs low or, recognizing the importance of business unit autonomy, they grant exceptions to corporate standards to any business unit manager who raises a stink.

However, during the industrial age in the U.S., an assembly-line mentality led to grouping people by age, in the hopes of standardizing everything from the education of the young to the care for the elderly.

No one had the computer power to massage all the numbers, so there wasn't any use in standardizing everything.

Since then, Jacobson has helped lead the fight to ban trans fats from the food supply, push the government to standardize nutrition labels, and expose the dangers of everything from movie-theater popcorn to sulfites and artificial colorings.

He wrote dictionaries intending to standardize it.