Sentence examples for internationally recognised benchmark from inspiring English sources
Gross debt, a more internationally recognised benchmark, would equal 96% of GDP by then.Mr Obama's most significant concession is a proposal to index Social Security benefits to the "chained" consumer price index rather than the standard CPI.
This is internationally recognised.
The trial is not internationally recognised.
In recent years, an internationally recognised re-orbiting altitude has been defined by the Inter-Agency Space Debris Coordination Committee (IADC).
He wants both republics to be internationally recognised as independent.
Craig is an internationally recognised psychologist and academic.
If you successfully complete one of these programs you will receive an internationally recognised qualification.
The contributors include internationally recognised interpreters of ancient and modern ethics.
As a internationally recognised female singer, Adele is no stranger being asked sexist questions.
"The authorities dragged their feet [on Lasso] despite the internationally recognised dangers".
The internationally recognised governments of federal Iraq and of Iraqi Kurdistan begged Mr Obama to intervene.
