Sentence examples for implemented internationally from inspiring English sources
Whatever change is agreed must also be implemented internationally, and to the same timetable.
But it is not implemented internationally, so that phones stolen in one country can be re-activated in another.
That puts it among the countries that have "substantially implemented" internationally agreed tax standards, as monitored by the OECD, a club of industrial nations.
The ICB wanted to be tougher still, but said a higher ratio could only be implemented internationally (lest banks relocate to more lenient countries).
Their market-fundamentalist ideas, they supposed, were wholly right, and they insisted on them being implemented internationally, through what had become an arm of the US treasury - the IMF.
When the agreement was reached at the London summit, not one of the UK's seven overseas territories with financial centres was on the OECD list of jurisdictions that had fully implemented internationally agreed tax standards – by signing the 12 tax information exchange agreements (TIEAs) that the G20 had rightly set out as a minimum.
The disease burden thus remains largest for countries less equipped to implement internationally recommended strategies.
By 2011, Vanuatu had made sufficient progress in implementing internationally-agreed tax standards to be removed from the OECD's "grey list" of countries deemed to have not yet gone far enough in curbing harmful tax practices.
While it is difficult to measure the long-term impact on health of the communities involved in the research, the number of trained individuals now continuing to implement internationally-funded peer-reviewed research is itself a testimony to success of this effort thus far.
ODE has successfully implemented an internationally accepted standardized system of calculating age-specific fertility and mortality rates, TFRs and life expectancies (SYSCODEM; for a detailed description, see Eurostat, 2005a).
The UK and France, working with other nuclear weapons states, can play their full part in discussions on disarmament, and in efforts to implement any internationally agreed and verifiable reductions in warhead numbers.
