Meanings of become a template in English

In professional rugby the timing of a substitution has become a template.

If successful, the strategy could become a template for other banks in the U.S. taxman's sights, the legal sources said.

These recommendations must become a template for global action otherwise FEMR may be a waste of time, however, he says.

The government package may become a template for other U.S. banks expected to face growing losses as the economy contracts.

Experts said this arrangement could become a template for how Burger King, as a foreign company, could shave its U.S. tax rate further.

Yet it became a template for future conflict in the 20th century.

Her Bruges speech of 1988 became a template for a new generation of Tory sceptics.

Person, which became a template for his series.

But this film became a template for the channel's environmental coverage over much of the following 17 years.

If the universe agrees that past events are not contradicted by a theory, the theory becomes a template.

Broadgate became a template for capitalism.

The historian Kathryn Hughes has written the definitive biography of a woman born in 1836 who became a template for hardworking housewives.

Li helped salvage the deal, which became a template for a flood of state-owned Chinese companies raising billions of dollars through public listings.

They have also expressed concern over Proposition 61's potential to curb drugmaker profits, particularly if it becomes a template for action in other states.

The assault by 10 gunmen killed 166 people, gripped media attention during a three-day siege and became a template for subsequent "copycat" operations like Westgate.