Sentence examples for agreed internationally from inspiring English sources

Any further reform measures adopted by the UK authorities need to be carefully analysed and compared with those agreed internationally.

However, most analysts believe a transaction tax would have to be agreed internationally, making it hard to evade by taking business offshore.

Scott Alvarez, Fed general counsel, told Congress on Tuesday that the regulator was still in discussions with its international counterparts, leaving open the possibility that the Fed may require even tougher rules than those agreed internationally.

BOSTON -- A top Federal Reserve official has raised the specter of higher capital requirements for leading banks beyond those agreed internationally, joining a small yet growing group of Washington policymakers agitating for more stringent regulation of big banks.

In particular, UNICEF took the lead in coordinating the water and sanitation cluster and was co-leader of the education cluster as agreed internationally.

There is now a set of definitions including sample coding terminology agreed internationally and recognized by all constituents of the International Conference on Harmonisation (ICH) that has become official in 2008 (http://www.fda.gov/downloads/RegulatoryInformation/Guidances/ucm129296.pdf).

The world risks either a dangerous breakdown in global climate talks, or another Kyoto where the US president agrees internationally to something he cannot deliver at home.

Therefore, it is extremely important for the planning of forest carbon observation systems to agree internationally on common methods and standards.

The issues of censorship, net neutrality, and file sharing will be kicking for years to come, and the necessity of making the relevant laws agree internationally will be by no means a small part of the conflict.

The retail bank will hold thick buffers of equity and loss-bearing debt that far exceed those agreed to internationally.

And the capital charges would have to be agreed on internationally in order to keep American banks from being outgunned by foreign competitors.