Sentence examples for internationally recognised certification from inspiring English sources

An internationally recognised certification scheme, along the lines of dolphin-friendly tuna, is urgently needed to alert consumers to the sustainability (or otherwise) of the farmed fish that they are eating.

In addition, there is high adoption of voluntary internationally recognised certification schemes for sustainable forest management.

The application of disease control measures based on geographical factors and applied at local/compartmental level could be a starting point for the establishment of an internationally recognised certification system in settings where large-scale surveillance and control activities cannot be implemented.

Overall transaction costs are normally relatively scale invariant as project development entities normally have to invest into the establishment of a project-specific MRV system, undertake certification by internationally recognised standards and design and negotiate contracts [30].

Overall transaction costs are normally relatively scale invariant as project development entities normally have to invest into the establishment of a project-specific MRV system, undertake certification by internationally recognised standards and design and negotiate contracts [ 30].

The CRA and CRAFT counsellor certification programs were delivered to health care providers by Robert J. Meyers and Associates, internationally recognised trainers in CRA and CRAFT.

This is internationally recognised.

The trial is not internationally recognised.

He wants both republics to be internationally recognised as independent.

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".