Sentence examples for try to standardise from inspiring English sources

Web services try to standardise integration by turning the Internet into a universal data bus.

Mr Berners-Lee first tried to standardise the web within the IETF.

So using units is a way of trying to standardise advice on alcohol.

It has done laudable work in trying to standardise out-of-competition testing, educating athletes about its "strict liability" stance and made progress in shifting cultures and attitudes.

We are trying to standardise what happens in all our offices so when people talk about IPA, it is the same in Peru as it is in Ghana.

Academics and linguists have written it down and tried to standardise it, but many of those who speak it do not read it.

For example, monthly versus hourly rates or when rates applied to salaries paid over more than 12 months - here we have tried to standardise the numbers as much as possible in order to calculate a comparable hourly rate.

So Dr Schwarze had some violins made from the infected wood and discovered that they sounded like a Stradivarius.Dr Schwarze is now trying to standardise this fungal treatment in order to make what he calls "mycowood".

He made some adjustments trying to standardise the returns for ability, namely by comparing the case of college students with that of high school graduates.

A system on a large scale trying to standardise and depersonalise production, taking away the normal personal variance in how we do things.

Measuring the total amount of money flowing through Britain isn't easy, and over the years the EU have tried to standardise how countries work it out.