Sentence examples for internationally accepted standard from inspiring English sources

Yet there is currently no single internationally accepted standard for green tourism.

One of the team's first acts was to "translate" the emoji into Unicode, the internationally accepted standard for encoding characters that allows computers to communicate with one another.

For convenient data sharing, Arthemis allows annotation according to the European Gastrointestinal Society for Endoscopy (ESGE) Minimal Standard Terminology MSTT), an internationally accepted standard for digestive endoscopy.

That does not count another 25 million or so drinking water above the internationally accepted standard of 10 parts per billion.

"It has come to my attention," Mr. Stenbit wrote in a widely distributed memorandum, that Defense Department "organizations are currently using electronic systems that do not comply with the internationally accepted standard to collect fingerprint data from 'red force' personnel, i.e., detainees, internees, enemy prisoners of war and foreign persons of interest as national security threats".

Most theoretical and experimental research investigating the effect of fire on structures has previously concentrated only on the structural behaviour during the heating stages of the fire, partly due to the fact that internationally accepted standard fire tests only consider this stage of the fire.

The correspondence – sent to companies including Nestlé, whose product Boost Plus has been reportedly given to inmates being forcibly fed – says that "force-feeding of mentally competent adult hunger strikers is a gross violation of internationally accepted standards of medical ethics" and is "never ethically acceptable".

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

"We want to be measured by internationally accepted standards," said Jagmohan Maini, a forest official in the Canadian Government.

In the past, only public companies had to adopt internationally accepted standards and report financial statements in a transparent way.

In the usage of navigation, distance-measuring equipment (DME) denotes a specific system, defined by internationally accepted standards.