Sentence examples for internationally established from inspiring English sources
Ms. Armitage's reputation, as the punk rock ballerina, was already internationally established, and she had previously appeared at the Brooklyn Academy of Music.
WASHINGTON — When Merce Cunningham made "Second Hand" in 1970, he was already internationally established as the foremost nonballet creator of dances that were about dancing, that had no messages, that were, in Susan Sontag's phrase, "against interpretation".
The abuse of prisoners in many countries makes it particularly important for governments to conform to internationally established ground rules when they allow businesses to use prison labour and to ensure that safeguards relating to working conditions and health and safety are in place".
Today, CS is an internationally established discipline.
"We're pleased that we were able to secure such internationally established investors as J.P. Morgan Asset Management and Quadrant Capital Advisors.
Before she could become an internationally established leading researcher, Grummt had to overcome the challenges of those difficult first years in West Germany in the 1970s.
Several of them are specific to the Australian grant-funding scene, but at least two are applicable internationally: establishing "[a] clearer method of judging career disruptions for all components of a track record" and valuing "[q]uality over quantity".
It is an internationally well established tool for simple drug-drug interaction checking.
Broadband psychopathology was screened by parent- and self-rated Strength and Difficulties Questionnaires (SDQ) as an internationally well established screening instrument of high psychometric quality [ 18].
A cut-off level for classification of GJH in children is internationally not established, as the predictive validity of GJH, for this time being, is not known.
Similarly, methodologists working internationally have established generally accepted rules for detecting systematic bias in primary studies, as well as for grading the quality and strength of the evidence reported in them.
