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Government wanted to standardize on one model, and this was it.

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

The magazine had a major effect on standardizing the language.

"I figured we better standardize or go out of business."

Something would have to be done to standardize appearances here.

"I think we should consider the matter of standardizing our clothing."

But at least they could have had us standardize on bicycles.

Is there a way to standardize the color and shape values?

One of these days they'll standardize every profession by face and body type.

The law created to standardize the state seal has been in effect since 1963.

"I have no sense of standardizing what goes on here.

Recently there has been an attempt to standardize the date.

It also agreed to standardize its use of the software.

There's no way to standardize motivation and freedom of will.

But two scholars said the country first of all needs to standardize its modern language.

In 1905, steps were taken to start standardizing the breed.

Now the people whose job it is to set accounting standards are trying to standardize things.

The store could also standardize the production process with certain sizes only.

I don't know why they decided to standardize it later on.

It was an experiment to standardize teaching standards among countries.

Now I need to standardize your programming and personality with my own.

The aim of the union is to standardize prices and safety.

The time is long overdue to standardize data collection for everyone and to use it.

Computer and telecommunications companies plan to work on standardizing how computers can talk to each other.

The best way to fix the problems is to take control from the individual states and standardize the voting system across the country.

It also shows how to standardise an intricate physical test.

He was also a secretary to the committee working to standardise military stores.

The intention was to help to standardise prices among locations.

An attempt to standardise the design from October 1919 only had limited success.

Proposals are being made to standardise the training requirements across European countries.

Also, it is difficult to standardise the solution in the form of processes for water from different sources.

Standardise by all means in a style guide, though.

An attempt is also being made to standardise textures and symbols where possible.

He was the first to suggest using wavelengths of light to standardise measurements.

It also wanted to standardise the time that delivery offices hold mail at 18 days.

In particular, what plans are there to standardise the format of council expenditure data?

The C++ standard therefore does not attempt to standardise name mangling.

It is designed to standardise the exchange of metadata between these systems.

It is also a question of sending a very clear message about the need to standardise equipment, with a view to reducing costs.

The Regulation will thus standardise the basic rights, service and redress which they can expect.

Why not introduce more accurate measures of ability to standardise the admissions process?

The aim of the group was to coordinate ongoing studies and standardise the methodology being used.

A number of other methodologies to standardise the control self-assessment have been published.

Aim to standardise hardware and to enforce robust security standards.

Balancing tanks can help to mix and standardise your effluent.

Standardise your reel lengths so that all reels are changed together.

The Commission is trying, in its usual manner, to standardise rather than to harmonise.

Finally, we also understand why it has been proposed to standardise the application of the law in the Member States.

In 1987, Australian sport organisations around the country were trying to standardise their names.

Similar rules applied through the period and there was no known attempt to standardise bat or ball size until much later.