Sentence examples for establishing international standards from inspiring English sources

The Codex Alimentarius of FAO and the World Health Organization (WHO), created in 1963, is a voluntary code establishing international standards for food safety and quality.

LabNet, with the collaboration of the National Institute of Biological Standards and Control (UK), is establishing international standards (IS) for HPV types, to harmonize HPV nucleic acid amplification technology-based assays.

With regards to the issue that ACTA was only intended to deal with IPR issues and not drugs that could compromise health, DFAIT's position was that "ACTA can make a contribution to the fight against counterfeit medicines by establishing international standards for trademark enforcement, but only as a part of Canada's broader approach".

Through treaty negotiations with governments, they seek to establish international standards for state behavior.

Other nations have enacted similar policies, as part of an effort to establish international standards for trade in intellectual property.

She co-chaired, and remains active in, the WC3's Tracking Protection Working Group, an ongoing effort to establish international standards for a Do Not Track mechanism that users can enable to request enhanced privacy online.

The workshop's aim is to identify best practices for electronic publishers of legal information, resolve language barriers in the sharing of legal information online and establish international standards for cataloging legal information.

The treaty, known as Acta, aims to establish international standards to enforce intellectual property rights.

For this purpose, the International Electrotechnical Commission [21] established international standards and frequency limits for EMFs.

Upon founding Trusted Media Networks in 2001, Dr. Lippman established international standards for network management currently in use by Sprint, Verizon and AT&T.

With only 19 out of 195 sovereign nations of the world with no military budget, the ATT conference will attempt to establish international standards for the $55 billion a year industry for the import, export and transfer of all conventional (small arms) weapons.