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Is internationally authorized, respected and acceptable.
International: the data source is internationally based and/or sponsored.
He is internationally known for his monumental public sculptures.
In a scientific context, the main purpose of Latinisation may be to produce a name which is internationally consistent.
Milan is internationally famous for art, fashion, design, finance and industry.
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A written statement from an official of the governing body of the sport which details how the alien or team is internationally recognized;
Research and education is internationally oriented and all of the programmes are offered in English.
A written statement from a member of the sports media ora recognized expert in the sport which details how the alien or team is internationally recognized;
Since IO-Link is internationally standardized(IEC 61131-9), your investment is secure over the long term.
It has the necessary expertise andexperience to deliver a meaningful treaty, one which is internationally negotiated, global in scope, legally binding and verifiable.
TRL Technology is internationally known for development and innovation in the fields of interception, surveillance, electronic warfare, and communications.
According to João Maurício Adeodato(2012:317), proposed a less dogmatic interpretation of Jhering,author which is internationally considered one of the most important for the Dogmatics of private law.
Meanwhile the VEGRA trademark is internationally known and regarded as a symbol for quality and service to our customers.
Acquisition of intellectual property right for a trademark which is internationally registered or recognized by law as well known, does not require verification by certificate.
This program has already laid solid groundwork for protection of TK and TCEs that is internationally inclusive, practically effective, and grounded in the actual experiences and needs expressed directly by communities.
Many of them are internationally accredited(JCI, etc.) and certified ISO, etc.
The data must be internationally verified;
Amisani was internationally famous in his time.
Finally, neither decision was internationally monitored.
I am internationally trained with neuroscience fellowships at the University of West Virginia, USA, the University of Naples, Italy, the University of Tübingen, Germany, and at the trauma center Murnau, Germany.
This project was internationally evaluated and rated at 2.5 points the highest one- 1 point.
If other methods are used,they shall be internationally recognized, be equivalent to the OECD/EC tests and be referenced in test reports.
The only research and development institutions that are eligible to submit bids for such tenders are those that are registered with the Ministry of Education and are internationally evaluated.
The tax andcustoms structures in our country should be internationally competitive to encourage business.
Despite having done many exhibitions of oil paintings, watercolors and engravings,Vilma Noel was internationally recognized for his bronze sculptures, stainless steel and granite.
The Board recalls that the fight against drug-trafficking is an international one since most large-scale drug trafficking operations are internationally based.
Both Parties agree that the freedoms of association and of movement are internationally and constitutionally recognized human rights which must be exercised in accordance with the law and must be fully enjoyed in Guatemala.
The Commission, which comprises seven members, two of whom are internationally renowned personalities of non-Turkish descent, has the status of a court and its decisions are binding and implemented just as the decisions of the judiciary.
Finally, they must be internationally acceptable and standardized and fulfil the 5 layers interoperability(technical, semantic, organizational, legal and political) as discussed at the last session of the Working Party ECE/TRANS/WP.24/131, para.30.
Convention to Prevent and Punish the Acts of Terrorism Taking the Form of Crimes against Persons andRelated Extortion that are Internationally Significant, concluded at Washington, D.C., on 2 February 1971 entered into force on 16 October 1973.