Sentences with phrase «internationally accepted standards»

Importantly, additionality should be determined by an independent third - party, a requirement for internationally accepted standards.

A guide on design and implementation of effective GHG programs based on internationally accepted standards and methodologies for GHG accounting and reporting.

Colleen Pelar and Julie Fudge Smith continue the discussion of the Five Freedoms of «internationally accepted standards of care that assert a...

In addition, Valutrades has to ensure that the way it conduct its business operations meets with internationally accepted standards.

ECONEC also plans a series of regional training workshops for the media to build a critical mass of journalists equipped with the requisite knowledge and skills for reporting elections according to internationally accepted standards.

US president Barack Obama said the poll failed to meet «internationally accepted standards» and the EU government also criticised the way the election was conducted.

Additionality should not be self - determined and should not be self - defined, as each internationally accepted standard defines it.

Not exact matches

It's an internationally accepted set of standards.

Complicating the issue, the standards needed must be internationally accepted.

They include prohibitions on such things as hunting endangered species, paying below the minimum wage, or not documenting coffee transactions, and are considered «internationally accepted minimum standards for sustainability.»

Milk Matters is run according to internationally accepted protocols, designed to maintain the highest possible safety standards, and has policies that protect and promote breastfeeding, including for babies who receive donor milk.

As a result, researchers and research ethics committees (RECs) currently lack specific guidelines to help them design, conduct, and review CRTs according to internationally accepted ethical standards.

While Edmonds, so far as we know, was the first to propose a standard, another man would eventually write the standard which would become internationally accepted.

These standards for the resulting American Humane Certified program were built upon the internationally accepted values of the Five Freedoms, adopted by the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, as well as input from animal science experts, veterinarians and other animal husbandry specialists.

PADI and SSI - and hundreds of other agencies, are all internationally recognized, accepted and governed by organizations and commissions that set international diving learning standards.

Apparently all Japanese toilets will have the new standard symbols as of this year, and the hope is that they will be accepted internationally.

It's much more than a pie - in - the - sky artwork, however, as the high - performance enclosure achieves the internationally - accepted Passive House Standard.

Launched in 1998, the mission of the GHG Protocol is to develop internationally accepted GHG accounting and reporting standards and tools, and to promote their adoption in order to achieve a low emissions economy worldwide.

Firstly, nowhere in the study do the authors refer to ISO14040 standards for life cycle assessment, the internationally accepted norm to which all LCAs are compared.

It is being built to the LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) green building rating system standard, which is an internationally accepted rating system and benchmark for evaluating and certifying sustainable sites.

Internationally recognized as the «Federal Resume Guru» by federal jobseekers and Federal human resources specialists, Troutman created the format and name for the new «federal resume» that became an accepted standard after the SF - 171 form was eliminated in 1995.

Internationally recognized as the Federal Resume Guru by federal jobseekers and federal human resources specialists, Troutman created the format and name for the new federal resume that became an accepted standard after the SF 171 form was eliminated in 1995.

The report shows how mandatory sentencing breaches a number of internationally - accepted human rights standards (pp137 - 149).