Sentence examples for minimum international standards from inspiring English sources

They called Mr. Zerón's assertions "a distortion of reality" and said his actions on Oct. 28 violated "minimum international standards".

For every 100 students who enter school, only 25 will come out meeting minimum international standards in literacy and numeracy.

And Mr. Hun Sen has yet to sign an agreement with the United Nations to ensure that the tribunal would adhere to minimum international standards.

(In 2009, Human Rights Watch said that the trials of twenty-one Uighur defendants "did not meet minimum international standards of due process and fair trials").

This is presumably the same modernisation that led Human Rights Watch that year to comment that "hundreds of people were executed after trials that failed to comply with minimum international standards".

A Category 2 rating indicates either a lack of regulations or technical expertise by a nation's civil aviation authority — its equivalent of the F.A.A. — to oversee air carriers in accordance with minimum international standards.

The treatment outcomes (improvement rate, death rate, average length of stay in the hospital and average weight gain) were better than most reports in the literatures and in agreement with minimum international standard set for management of severe acute malnutrition.

This finding was consistent with the minimum international standard set for management of severe acute malnutrition of less than 10%% [ 5] and lower than the findings of most other studies [ 7, 10, 12, 14, 16– 16].

The average length of stay in the hospital of 17.4 days (16.7 days for children with severe wasting and 17.9 days for children with oedematous malnutrition) was consistent with the minimum international standard set for management of severe acute malnutrition which is average length of stay less than 30 days [ 5].

The average weight gain of 10.4 g/kg/day (12.9 g/kg/day for children with severe wasting and 7.6 g/kg/day for children with oedematous malnutrition) was also in agreement with the minimum international standard set for management of severe acute malnutrition which is average weight gain of 8 g/kg/day [ 5].

Camps are bad for the environment: Refugees often leave camps to gather firewood, hunt animals (including endangered species), and take other measures to supplement aid, which sometimes fails to meet minimum international health standards.