Sentence examples for internationally controlled from inspiring English sources

This proposes an internationally controlled nuclear fuel cycle, and a nuclear weapons-free world.

Under the Russian plan Syria's chemical weapons would be moved to internationally controlled sites inside the country where they could be destroyed.

Ban said he would urge the security council to demand the immediate transfer of Syria's chemical weapons to internationally controlled sites inside the country where they could be destroyed.

The enrichment problem, they say, could be solved by limiting the production of enriched uranium to internationally controlled fuel banks that would supply power reactors in places like Iran, eliminating the need for national enrichment plants.

Assurance of some internationally controlled supplies to meet abnormal shortages that might occur in a bad year; and 3. Generation of adequate purchasing power for developing countires to finance needed imports.

Elsewhere in the developing world, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa, governments and health workers have forgone internationally controlled substances entirely.

Within the US and internationally, the controlled vocabulary that forms the basis of adverse event reporting, both for post-marketing surveillance as well as for drug agency-regulated clinical trials, is the Medical Dictionary for Regulatory Activities (MedDRA) [ 11], developed by the International Conference on Harmonization (ICH).

The Greek Cypriot government, which is recognized internationally but controls only the southern part of the island, will enter the European Union then, whether a deal is completed or not.

So with the Irish continuing to benefit, at regional level as well as internationally, from their centrally controlled and funded organisation - Munster and Leinster both top their Heineken pools - and the Welsh stronger thanks to a more competitive Magners League - Llanelli top Pool Five - it looks like a mean weekend for some.

Many controlled trials internationally have investigated ways to change provider behaviour.

The decline in CBPP reports on outbreaks and impacts in Nigeria and other affected African countries was due to the absence of science-based evidence for disease burden and distribution, which does not augur well for the implementation of internationally coordinated control programmes as it underpins control and preventive actions (Amanfu 2009).