Sentence examples for based on current international from inspiring English sources

Italy: The prime minister, Paolo Gentiloni, spoke to several leaders including Merkel to say Italy would not play a direct role in a military attack, but "based on current international and bilateral accords, will continue to offer logistical support to allied forces", according to a statement from his office.

The diagnosis of nosocomial infections were based on current international guidelines.

1. Building a wall between the U.S. and Mexico (regardless of who ends up paying for it) would prove problematic, based on current international and environmental law.

The study definitions were formulated based on current international guidelines and consultation with experts.

Ideally, best practices based on current international standards should be available to all women presenting with obstetrical emergencies [ 12, 52].

The treatment was based on current international treatment guidelines [ 16], taking into account individual circumstances of each patient (e.g. known intolerabilities, side-effects of previous therapies, concomitant medication).

Fruit and vegetable intake was categorised on the basis of daily intake as: five or more portions (reference category), three to less than five portions, one to less than three portions or less than one portion based on current national and international guidelines.

Checklists used to assess protocols and publications were based on current evidence for international best practice in PRO research.

For each question, participants chose among four to six proposed answers, which were based on current national and international recommendations and evidence from published trials.

Myers' study, published in 2000, has since been updated to modify hotspot boundaries and locations based on current and updated data (Conservation International 2007).

According to the Routehappy report, which is based on current data from domestic and international commercial flights, the 38 percent of daily domestic flights that have Wi-Fi service cover nearly half of all actual flight time, because planes used on longer flights are more likely to be equipped with the service.