Sentence examples for common global standard from inspiring English sources
Aflatoxins in ready-to-eat peanuts is a clear example where a common global standard would have significant, realistic benefits globally for producing countries and peanut supply.
A common global standard, based on risk and what is globally As Low As Reasonably Achievable (the ALARA principle) means just one standard for producers, just one common specification for all suppliers of the ingredient, making education easier, sourcing easier, as well as time and cost efficiencies.
G.S.M. is the most common global standard for wireless communication, and U.M.T.S. is a related standard for fast data communication.
The International Telecommunication Union, a United Nations standards-setting organization, has been trying for years to encourage wireless operators from around the globe to agree on a common global standard so that companies can upgrade their networks in the future.
Unlike the PC hardware industry, where a common global standard and access to cheap land and labour can start an Acer or Samsung in Taiwan or South Korea, the Internet (and software) business favours deep-pocketed innovators with big home markets.
In psychology and psychiatry, the DSM is the most common global standard, while in medicine, the standard is ICD.
It should also push the industry to agree common global standards for reserves.In the end, though, even the most brilliant regulations would not guarantee accurate disclosures or prevent Shell-style fiascos.
About 2,000 metric tons of weapons-usable nuclear materials are spread around the world, yet "there is still no effective global system for how nuclear materials should be secured," no common global standards or best practices, nor a way to hold nations accountable, according to the study.
"Guernsey firmly believes that common global standards are the most effective method of fighting fraud and tax evasion," he wrote.
Good agricultural practice (GAP) was assumed for all agricultural activities, irrespective of the production site, assuming common global standards throughout the supply chain.
Gastric cancer is a common and heterogeneous disease; however, global standard and biomarkers for selecting chemotherapy regimens have not been established.
