Sentence examples for international cluster from inspiring English sources
Those countries party to the international cluster munitions convention are required to discourage other countries from using them.
"Growing leadership by countries taking action against investments in cluster munitions is a great step forward," said Megan Burke, director of the international Cluster Munition Coalition.
"Saudi Arabia and its coalition partners, as well as their US supplier, are blatantly disregarding the global standard that says cluster munitions should never be used under any circumstances," said Steve Goose, arms director at Human Rights Watch (HRW) and chair of the international Cluster Munition Coalition.
The empirical results of the study were obtained from the international cluster project "Intelligent use of biomass along the Danube: R&D network formation with German, Hungarian, Slovak and Romanian partners".
PAX, a member of the international Cluster Munition Coalition, has released a report revealing the financial institutions backing companies involved in production of cluster munitions.
This includes both U.S. and coalition aircraft". Neither Human Rights Watch nor any other members of the international Cluster Munition Coalition has seen evidence that the US or its partners are using banned cluster munitions in Syria.
An international cluster-randomized controlled trial (cRCT) will be performed in Belgium, Ireland, Italy and Portugal.
The EQCP study is the first international cluster-randomized controlled trial on the effect of care pathways in two specific patient groups: chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and proximal femur fractures, respectively.
A proportion of cases left with unknown source of infection could still have been sporadic foodborne infections or part of undetected international clusters.
Nevertheless, the authors identified bidirectional mixed international clusters including FSW, PWID and MSM, describing this border region as a "melting pot" of risk groups.
Finally, Legionnaires' disease surveillance in Europe has traditionally focused more on TALD, because of the added value of improved prevention and control of international clusters.
