Sentence examples for internationally accepted means from inspiring English sources

Given the dollar's unique status as an internationally accepted means of exchange, many economists doubted that such a catastrophe could befall the United States.

By preventing regular contact with family and legal representation, those holding her in Kerman have met the UN criteria for torture, and in doing so are breaching internationally accepted means of detention.

In spite of this, sanctions remain one of the few internationally accepted means (short of military conflict) of attempting to change the behavior of national leaders.

This means entrenching internationally accepted standards in the management of public institutions.

Reference standard—We chose ambulatory monitoring as the reference standard, with 135/8 5mm Hg as the internationally accepted threshold for diagnosis on mean daytime readings.

Previous methods reporting percentages of HLA-DR positive cells (%HLA-DR) or mean fluorescence intensities (MFI) lacked an internationally accepted analytical standard and precluded between-center comparison of results [51].

The system complements the internationally accepted personnel dosimeters and cytogenetic analysis of chromosome aberrations, considered the best means of documenting radiation doses for health records.

Mean monthly per capita expenditure was below the internationally accepted poverty line of US$1.25 per day (US$15.44 per month).

The introduction of the PTDS would therefore mean providing clinicians and researchers with a sound Bosnian version of an internationally accepted PTSD self-rating instrument.

This limit is the internationally accepted goal.

"This is something which is internationally accepted.