For the past three years, the Financial Action Task Force (F.A.T.F ., an intergovernmental body that helps to combat money laundering and the financing of terrorism, has been pushing the country to adopt a law that meets global standards, and had finally warned Afghanistan that it will take action at its next plenary session, which begins on June 23rd, effectively setting a deadline.
At present, Pharmaron is capable of conducting the leading preclinical research that meets global standards.
Its wealth shields Japan from pressures to meet global standards of growth or corporate profitability.
Eventually, both in Iraq and Afghanistan, the F.B.I. also used systems that electronically took 10 fingerprints and met global standards.
Like the Maglev train, Shanghai needs further development to meet global standards.Size doesn't matterShanghai is just one of several important financial hubs in Asia.
It does have a number of companies with global scale in luggage and bicycles, for example—but almost none with a global presence.Gita Piramal, co-author of a recent book for Indian managers, says companies are only now beginning to realise that profits as well as products must meet global standards.
Reform of laws related to nuclear energy to meet global standards of safety, public health and welfare.
Unless many of the banks are put under new ownership, there's no reason to believe their behavior is suddenly going to meet global standards.
Unless many of the banks are put under new ownership, as happened to Shinsei Bank (bought by Ripplewood, a U.S. investment consortium involving stars like former Fed chief Paul Volcker) and Tokyo Sowa (recently sold to the Lonestar Group, an investment fund from Texas), there's no reason to believe their behavior is suddenly going to meet global standards.
Cross-border equity investors prefer to trade in markets that meet global standards in matters like security settlement, short-selling, trading limits and IPO pricing, to minimize the impact of failed trades, to buy or sell volatility based on market conditions and their available capital, and to keep transaction costs low.
Six of the 12 TPP countries fail to meet global standards for human trafficking.
