Sentence examples for an internationally approved from inspiring English sources

The current Cambodian government has resisted United Nations efforts to create an internationally approved tribunal to try the Khmer Rouge.

Internationally approved Enum is an internationally approved method for linking the old telecommunications network with the internet.

Israel's declaration of independence on May 14 , 1948 was quickly recognized by the United States, the Soviet Union, and many other governments, fulfilling the Zionist dream of an internationally approved Jewish state.

Schafer developed the Direct Strength Method of design, which is an internationally approved method for predicting the strength of cold-formed steel building components, and led the first full-scale seismic tests on a CFS-framed building.

The Medical Outcome Study 36-item Short Form Health Survey (SF-36) [ 34] is an internationally approved, generic instrument to assess Health-Related Quality of Life (HRQoL).

The CMR (Convention Merchandises Routiers) consignment note is an internationally approved and recognised non-negotiable transport document used when goods are travelling by road through or to countries which are parties to the CMR.

At the same time, in a move which could be equally damaging to the international standing of the Israeli government, a number of United Nations humanitarian agencies have insisted that there must be an independent, internationally approved, legal inquiry into the prima facie evidence of crimes committed.

The measuring device on both bikes was a Jones counter, internationally approved for every Olympic marathon since 1976.

Since 1998 India has introduced on a large scale the internationally approved method for tackling TB.

To do that, he turned to the Johns Hopkins Drug Library, a collection of FDA- and internationally approved compounds that was assembled by Liu.

A large set of radiocarbon dates and the internationally approved (northern hemisphere) radiocarbon calibration curve can provide a chronology for Middle and New Kingdom Egypt which is compatible with, and even helps to refine, the standard historical chronology of Egypt (Bronk Ramsey et al. 2010; Quiles et al. 2012).