Sentence examples for more globally accepted from inspiring English sources

Further, so that comparisons can be made between the Centre's work, its relationship to national policies and programmes and relevance to global trends, the Centre should consider adopting a more globally accepted model of research categorization such as those described in Donald Stoke's Pasteur's Quadrant [ 11] or Buxton and Hanney's Payback Framework [ 12].

"Our advantage is that our multilingual skills, and the talent we have here, is more globally accepted because of our multicultural mix," he says.

The globally accepted, fundamental framework to improve global health security is WHO's International Health Regulations IHRR).

Do they necessarily have to be globally accepted to work?

'It's going to take a lot for gaming to be globally accepted as a sport,' Reif says.

Apple says the new iPad works on what is globally accepted to be a 4G network.

Any globally accepted debit and credit cards should work at any restaurant or store.

The urgent need to combat climate change is now globally accepted.

There is no globally accepted guideline available for design low flows for particular purposes.

The globally accepted Industry Foundation Classes (IFC) standard (ISO 2013) includes a complete set of electrical entities.

Bitcoin's rise showed us how much demand there is for a globally accepted digital currency.