Sentence examples for cited internationally from inspiring English sources

We have a well established War Crimes Community Involvement Panel that consists of law enforcement, NGOs and others which has been cited internationally as an example of good practice.

Many suffered violent deaths: in one terrible day alone in June 1996, 1,276 were killed in the infamous "Abu Salim massacre", cited internationally ever since as an egregious example of the murderous  nature of the regime.

An EU research project [23] has been cited internationally as providing evidence for GM crop and food safety.

The suit, with its broad reach across history and national boundaries, has attracted attention internationally and is often cited as an example of a new willingness of American courts to try to sort out injustices far from home.

The Violations Documentation Centre (VDC), an activist-run site cited by the United Nations that uses internationally accepted norms to verify deaths, lists at least 588 fatalities, including 135 women and 108 children.

Such a move has been cited as key to the yuan becoming more internationally acceptable as a reserve currency.

He is an author or co-author of over 78 scientific articles in internationally peer-reviewed journals that were cited more than 280 times, 2 patents and several patent applications.

Zander et al. found that internationally trained nurses working in Germany cited similar problems with regard to their work environments, as did German trained nurses who had emigrated from Germany [ 43].

She is cited as the first female reggae artist to tour internationally, and her songs frequently make reference to her pioneering status.

He cited the harms of the drug trade, at home and internationally.

We identified potentially modifiable risk factors for dementia from population and clinical studies cited in PubMed since 1980 (this date coincides with the publication of internationally accepted research guidelines for diagnosis of dementia).