norma międzynarodowa

In 1909 a meeting took place to come up with an international standard.

Local medical care in general is not yet up to international standards.

It comes into force as an international standard during 1991.

As yet, these are not covered by an international standard.

However, further efforts are needed to increase understanding of international standards.

On later models this became the international standard of 1s to 1/1000s.

As of December 2004, the first part is an international standard.

And I believe that 24 hours is the accepted international standard.

There is also the sense here of an international double standard.

And by international standards, we don't make the selection so early.

Average slip rates in the fault's central region are about 30mm a year, very fast by global standards.

He adds that global standards, like environmental controls, don't make sense for other reasons as well.

"American schools must also measure themselves on the new global standard."

And it applies to goods worth $300 million - not much by global standards.

"If this happens, the whole notion of human rights as a global standard is damaged."

Japanese companies joined in the development of global technical standards.

To make it even more attractive, house prices are low by global standards.

This makes it large both in Chinese and global standards.

It is a global standard for mobile phones around the world.

Japan's top drug makers are still small by global standards.

This was described in the report as "a serious violation of international norms."

For a moment, many people imagined a new world, with relations between nations rooted in human rights and international norms.

"Engagement has a proven record of moving China toward international norms."

However, the traffic in the city does not follow rules and the enforcement of international norms is poor.

We should keep hammering China on human rights and international norms.

"Moscow seems ready to close its eyes to the violations of international norms."

It's one sign that the economy is aligning itself with international norms.

"I'm not saying the Government should bail out every company, but the process has to be in accordance with international norms."

I think this is an international norm that many countries obviously support.

It could demand compliance with international norms about how the war is conducted.