Sentence examples for more internationally accepted from inspiring English sources

But copyright protections are far more internationally accepted than the right to be forgotten: the Berne convention, which sets international standards for intellectual property protection, has 171 signatories.

Natural originated colors are approved over the years and, scientific communities have devoted more attention in the development of greener substitutes, as they are generally more internationally accepted [136, 137].

In this paper, we will use the term OHS provider, as this is more internationally accepted.

The U.S. Tariff Act of 1930 exempted from duty specified antiquities and objects of art produced prior to 1830, and that year became more or less internationally accepted as an appropriate terminal date in defining "antique".

More recently, an internationally accepted and widely used definition in the international literature for dentin hypersensitivity is available [ 2].

Most problems arose to date, from the Greek experience with the IPDE, concerned more the application of internationally accepted diagnostic criteria in a specific culture and not the structure of the instrument itself.

That's bad news, because it's internationally accepted that more than 2°C surface warming would be very dangerous.

Cough duration for more than 2 weeks (the internationally accepted criteria of TB DD) often does not motivate smokers enough to contact the health system as they consider it a 'normal' thing to cough (29, 30).

2 3 In the context of the current global food crisis, with dramatic price increases and reduced accessibility to food in already food insecure populations, 1 it may become even more critical to develop an internationally accepted definition of famine to guide humanitarian response and funding and to enforce accountability.

Adaptation of existing evidence-based guidelines from one geographical, economic and socio-cultural context to another is an internationally accepted alternative to the more costly, time-consuming, de novo guideline development for improved health care delivery [ 24].

Add in foreign-exchange fees, and an internationally accepted digital currency starts to look cheaper and more elegant.