Sentence examples for global set of standards from inspiring English sources

But the movement towards a global set of standards is clear.That will be reassuring for companies worried about multiple sets of standards and a growing carbon-counting bureaucracy.

If differences are not rare and worse, if they are not trivial is the benefit of a single set of standards not lost Already, many countries that have "adopted" the IASB's standards have added local exceptions to the rules, threatening the project of a single, global set of standards.

We were proud to help launch the International Code of Conduct for Private Security Service Providers, unveiled in Geneva, Switzerland, in 2010, establishing a global set of standards and launching efforts to create effective mechanisms for governance and oversight.

Accordingly, our results also confirm the warnings of Benston et al. (2006) with regard to a single global set of accounting standards which would leave no discretionary freedom for standard-setters and thus, no playing-field for diverging and competing accounting solutions as a rich source of innovation in financial accounting and reporting.

A group of wireless phone companies and manufacturers said yesterday that they had formed a consortium to create a global set of open standards for mobile devices and data services.

Raymond C. Offenheiser, president of Oxfam America, which also helped lead the effort to negotiate the treaty, said that even if the Senate did not ratify it, the treaty would still create a new global set of strict standards concerning arms sales.

The classification is intended to be a unified, global set of statistical standards across diverse traditional approaches to health care.

It advocates for a global set of data protection standards, and for the U.S. specifically to enact a comprehensive set of data privacy rules to bring it into line with other global regions that do have such rules.

We set a global threshold D based on the average DSD of all pairs, specifically we set D = μ − c * σ, where μ is the average, and σ is the standard deviation of the global set of DSD values among all pairs of nodes in the graph.

Preliminary roundtables have taken place between key stakeholders, with a view to setting up a global body capable of imposing a uniform set of standards on a world currently hamstrung by its commitment to autonomy.

Just look at the debate over climate change, a much direr problem without an agreement on a global solution or even a basic set of standards.