Sentence examples for internationally recognised standards from inspiring English sources

Since 1988 the world has had a set of internationally recognised standards for the minimum amounts of capital that banks should hold.

In its latest report on the issue, Amnesty said it was "concerned that capital trials in Saudi Arabia do not comply with internationally recognised standards".

As public-private relationships grow stronger, it will be vital that the quality of data meets a set of internationally recognised standards.

Labour's code explicitly says that denying Jewish people the same right to self-determination as any other people is discriminatory and therefore antisemitic, and it makes clear that all countries should be held to the same, internationally recognised standards.

Second, it is certain that the conduct of this election fell far short of internationally recognised standards for free and fair elections, as spelled out in the authoritative General Comment of the UN human rights committee on article 25 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR), to which the Islamic Republic is a signatory.

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].

Indeed, in a manner most unlike the hard-nosed Microsoft of old, the company aims to have C# recognised as a standard available free next year through the European Computer Manufacturers Association, an internationally recognised standard setter.As the battle between C# and Java rages in the student dormitories, the struggle will continue on a rather more conceptual level on the web.

But how people are faring compared to the society they live in is the internationally recognised standard of measuring poverty.

They can then be certified with ISO 14001, which is an internationally recognised standard for environmental management systems.

During the 20th century, efforts were made to rationalise these units, and in 1960 the CGPM published the International System of Units which, since then, has been the internationally recognised standard metric system.

Standard short course treatment with a combination of first line anti-TB drugs is the internationally recognised standard of care for patients diagnosed with TB [ 18].