Sentence examples for be applied internationally from inspiring English sources
"However, I think it should be applied internationally to ensure a level playing field for all athletes.
The implication of this research which can be applied internationally is that water is a scarce resource in most urban areas especially in developing countries.
Coming off reading a number of articles about water scarcity, I asked whether this type of technology was applicable to monitoring municipal watersheds, industrial waste, and so on — things that could be applied internationally to improve the treatment and availability of potable water.
The method can be applied internationally and confirms that the criteria of the Choices Programme are in line with the aim of the programme: to improve nutrient intakes in the direction of the recommendations.
We defined sixty morbidity categories that may in theory be related to a particular drug signature that might be applied internationally.
The prohibition of headgear has been applied internationally for 2 years and, more recently, at the regional level in Canada.
It has been applied internationally in high-resource settings among equivalent sub-populations [ 14, 19, 20].
The American Board of Internal Medicine ABIMM) developed a quality assessment tool, the mini-Clinical Evaluation Exercise (mini-CEX), which has been applied internationally to assess the clinical competencies of trainees at different subspecialties in a wide variety of clinical settings [ 8- 11].
The similarities between the workers' actions in Chicago and Argentina show that labour strategies to fight economic crises can be applied as internationally as the free market policies that contributed to these problems in the first place.
The 1998 treaty that established the International Criminal Court provides that it will be applied "consistent with internationally recognized human rights".
The notice, which triggered congressional hearings, says that Basel 2, if and when the American version ever sees daylight, will be applied only to internationally active banks—around 26 at present.
