Sentence examples for globally acceptable from inspiring English sources

Her Nobel laureateship combined with Oprah Winfrey's passion for her work, means that she is properly famous, familiar to millions on the television, friend of the Democrats, and the globally acceptable face of American culture.

On Monday, Airbus said it was "encouraged" by Ms. Hedegaard's decision and said the talks at I.C.A.O. last week brought "the aviation industry one step closer to a coordinated, globally acceptable approach to better manage civil aviation emissions".

The replacement of non-ecofriendly synthesis methods with clean, non-toxic and globally acceptable green chemistry methods [21] is the current need in the synthesis of AuNPs.

Since the passage of the PATRIOT Act, most have expressed their views in public, to government, and even in the courts, opposing government information gathering tactics they believe unconstitutional and contrary to globally acceptable practices.

Having standards that are science based makes them globally acceptable.

The leaders of GAPS hoped that this discussion would provide a critical understanding leading to a globally acceptable set of FP PSE core competencies.

Because you could just as easily serve 16 meager portions of deep-pan as follow the globally-acceptable rule that one pizza feeds one person.

The waiting time for the results was considered to be globally satisfactory by 89% of patients (acceptable, 78%; or even negligible, 11%), excessive (9%) or unacceptable (2%).

Through impacts on cardiovascular and pulmonary health, detrimental outdoor air quality is responsible for 1.3 million deaths per year globally, and acceptable health guidelines for many pollutants are approached or exceeded in locations worldwide (World Health Organization).

Even without such big name associations, however, his reputation might have spread when, in the 1970s, reggae, once dismissed as "skinhead music", became acceptable globally to a white intelligentsia.

Harmonization of TGs by the OECD [United States (U.S. EPA), Japan, and Europe] for industrial chemicals, and by the International Conference on Harmonization (European Commission, Japanese Ministry, U.S. FDA, and pharmaceutical manufacturers) for pharmaceuticals, ensures guidelines are globally consistent and acceptable.