Sentence examples for established internationally from inspiring English sources

Like the old International Offshore Rule that preceded it, the I.M.S. rule -- which was established internationally in 1984 -- is no stranger to controversy, especially in the United States.

By World War II, Margaret Morris Movement centres had been established internationally, but the war forced the closure of all her British centres except the one in Glasgow.

The luxury brand has become a master of these kind of collaborations, which have come to be known as "artketing" — combining the world of fine art with mass consumer marketing — but it has tended toward artists who are more established internationally, like Takashi Murakami, Richard Prince and most recently Yayoi Kusama.

The organizational emergency care, as defined and established internationally, is certainly under-resourced and underdeveloped.

Thus, beyond the borders of nation-states, migration regimes need to be established internationally.

For plasma haptoglobin levels, we used the normal ranges established internationally for each particular haptoglobin genotype/phenotype [14].

It endeavoured to establish internationally agreed-upon rules and procedures to fight illegal tobacco trade.

If we can establish internationally accepted market practices, then emerging entrepreneurs will raise the standard of living in all corners of the globe.

Coubertin built on the ideas and work of Brookes and Zappas with the aim of establishing internationally rotating Olympic Games that would occur every four years.

The next challenge will be to establish internationally accepted guidelines to determine the quality of iPSC.

Recommended methods are now promulgated by the CLSI method M38-A2 (27 ) and EUCAST (21 ), and work is ongoing to establish internationally agreed interpretative cutoffs (22 ) and clinical breakpoints (23 ).