An American-trained economist, Mr. Fayyad is an internationally accepted figure who has gained the confidence of the West.
Remember, however, that privateering was an internationally accepted practice at the time.
Kawasaki left Japan, where he was doing very well, to come to N.Y. to become an internationally accepted musician.
Add in foreign-exchange fees, and an internationally accepted digital currency starts to look cheaper and more elegant.
Kawasaki left Japan, where he was doing very well, to come to N.Y. to become an internationally accepted musician.
As the veto-bearing permanent members of the Security Council, those five nations are crucial to the effort to forge an internationally accepted policy on Iraq.
Given the dollar's unique status as an internationally accepted means of exchange, many economists doubted that such a catastrophe could befall the United States.
Four-fifths of people living on less than $2 a day, an internationally accepted poverty line, he found, live in middle-income countries, not poor ones.
Cyprus has been divided since 1974 into an internationally accepted Greek Cypriot south and a Turkish Cypriot north that is recognized only by Turkey.
But the number of African irregular migrants to Europe is still under 50% of the total, and many of them, as mentioned above, have an internationally accepted right to claim refugee status.
The presence of Salmonella in foodstuffs represents an internationally accepted human health concern.
