Sentence examples for worldwide standard from inspiring English sources

The State Department has begun using the same combination of technologies at more than 200 embassies, and the international standards-setting agency for airlines has adopted it as a voluntary worldwide standard.

The shippers themselves prefer a single worldwide standard.

If the NHS's reasons are sound, why is 25 not the worldwide standard?

The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Standards Association is working to develop a worldwide standard for black boxes.

A worldwide standard for tipping would help millions of travelers and easily ticked-off service workers alike.

But this bad shopping site belongs to the same company that sanctified the personal computer and made the term "I.B.M-compatible" a worldwide standard.

All efforts should go into establishing a worldwide standard of medical care for detecting and diagnosing autism when symptoms first show, not four years later.

Even as AOL was denouncing Odigo's programmers as hackers and criminals, the Internet giant announced its support for a worldwide standard for the technology.

It's a model that Mr. Ford is pushing in the very same place that his great-grandfather invented the concept of "vertical integration" and set the worldwide standard for manufacturing innovation that endured for more than 50 years.

The commission retorted that it was all in favour of a worldwide standard and pointed out that GSM, which prevails in Europe, works in most of the world except in large parts of North America.

Mental-health professionals in the West, and in the United States in particular, create official categories of mental diseases and promote them in a diagnostic manual that has become the worldwide standard.