Sentence examples for setting international standards from inspiring English sources
The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development recognizes that, in order to reduce inequality within and among countries, all countries must have a seat at the table in setting international standards.
Because the work they do takes place in private homes, they are invisible and often can't get government protection.On Aug. 6, the International Labor Organization's Convention on Domestic Work was ratified – setting international standards to protect the world's 50 million to 100 million domestic workers.
It proposes to do this by setting international standards over how copyright infringements are dealt with.
RERF findings have played an important role in developing radiation exposure models and setting international standards, says Michael Fry, a retired radiation scientist in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Setting international standards for gender equality in the private sector.
WHO does a great job in setting international standards and guidelines, but sometimes ministries of health defer to international guidelines rather than adapt those guidelines to fit the special circumstances prevalent in their country.
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.
These were powered by the innovative D-12, a 12-cylinder liquid-cooled engine, also of Curtiss design, that set international standards for speed and streamlining.
The World Organization for Animal Health, a veterinary group in Paris that sets international standards for animal care, has a mandatory policy for China and other member countries.
American customs officials are arguing for the creation of a global network of "trade transparency units" which would share trade paperwork and set international standards for trade data.
The treaty would for the first time set international standards for conventional weapons sales, tying them to respect for human rights, the prevention of war crimes and the protection of civilians.
