Sentence examples for a globally accepted from inspiring English sources

The biggest impact could be psychological: there would no longer be a globally accepted liquid benchmark viewed as "risk-free".

It provides a globally accepted standard with which to measure the conservation status of species over time.

The excruciating pace of the UN talks, and without a globally accepted treaty after 20 years of negotiations, stands in contrast to the action from the CCAC, which was formed in February, with strong support from US secretary of state Hillary Clinton.

Bitcoin's rise showed us how much demand there is for a globally accepted digital currency.

A broad range of efforts are made to resolve the issue; however, because of the varying nature of asphaltene, it becomes difficult to quantitatively characterize its structure and behavior, thus precluding a globally accepted solution.

While prior studies have benchmarked environmental disclosure against ISO 14000 (Sumiani et al. 2007), the GRI is a globally accepted reporting framework aimed at enhancing the quality, rigor, and utility of sustainability reporting (Global Reporting Initiative 2002).

Further, so that comparisons can be made between the Centre's work, its relationship to national policies and programmes and relevance to global trends, the Centre should consider adopting a more globally accepted model of research categorization such as those described in Donald Stoke's Pasteur's Quadrant [ 11] or Buxton and Hanney's Payback Framework [ 12].

UNICA called for regulators to establish an empirical and "globally accepted methodology" to consider ILUC, with the participation of researchers and scientists from biofuel crop-producing countries.

'It's going to take a lot for gaming to be globally accepted as a sport,' Reif says.

The European Cockpit Association said the release of voice recorder data was a "serious breach" of globally accepted rules.

This would provide a unified, credible, and globally accepted certification program that has good chances to avoid the pressure from declining export demand and, in the long run, even to support a further expansion.