Sentence examples for internationally consistent from inspiring English sources

First, to support the market and regulators in adequately assessing the risks and opportunities from climate change, robust and internationally consistent disclosure is vital.

However, much more needs to be done to develop an internationally consistent measurement framework and to put in place data collection systems that will enable regular reporting.

An internationally consistent approach is therefore obligatory and the production of landscape classifications and associated maps is an important tool in this context.

If private finance is to be successfully leveraged for sustainable development, government economic and trade policies need to be more clearly oriented towards sustainability, more internally (and internationally) consistent and integrated, and more transparent.

But the Dutch researchers had already followed their country's code of conduct on biosecurity, which is a bit different from that of the N.S.A.B.B. Countries all over the world — including Israel, France, Germany and Japan — have such codes, and their key provisions are not internationally consistent.

Of course, internationally consistent regulation is the cornerstone on which a safer global financial system can be built.

The practice of carbon footprinting is already commonplace, thanks to the GHG Protocol Corporate Standard which provides an internationally-consistent approach for companies to measure their emissions.

–Addressing cross-border resolutions and systemically important financial institutions by end-2010: Systemimportantportant financial firms should develop internationally-consistent firm-specific contingency and resolution plans.

"Setting aside the fact that we are yet to discuss and vote, CA's approach internationally is consistent with its approach at home where we have made significant strides improving the governance of Australian cricket.

Interestingly, this pattern is consistent internationally.

With no consistent, internationally recognised labelling system, the result is that consumers may often have no idea they are buying halal meat, let alone how the animal was slaughtered.