Examples of using Generally accepted in English and their translations into Spanish
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The generally accepted accounting principles should be adhered to;
Ebro Foods undertakes to follow the generally accepted principles of corporate governance.
It was not generally accepted until the thirteenth and was promulgated by Pius XII in 1950.
Implementation of generally accepted principles and norms of international law relating to ethnic matters in partnership with the State Duma's Committee for International Affairs.
not taken on board, although in practice the five permanent members have generally accepted this added responsibility.
Application of generally accepted principles and norms of international law on nationalities issues jointly with the State Duma's Committee on International Affairs.
which was generally accepted by the Commission.
the establishment must be able to show that sufficient measures are in place based on generally accepted benchmarks.
It is well known that, under generally accepted standards, no one is immune from legal process in such cases.
Above all, the Constitution's adherence to the universal values and generally accepted principles and standards of international law.
the establishment must be able to show that these requirements are in place based on generally accepted benchmarks.
Under generally accepted standards, no one who has committed a criminal offence is immune from legal process.
There is a standard list of indicators of atmospheric quality generally accepted by the scientific community Masera
Jamaican accounting standards and generally accepted auditing standards were used.
carried out according to rational and international business regulations and generally accepted and universally required technical standards.
Generally Accepted Accounting Principles(GAAP or U.S. GAAP)
It is generally accepted that swinging… began in the U.S. army during the 1950s.
the actuarial valuation will conform to the generally accepted actuarial standards.
Bearing in mind the generally accepted principle of international law that nuclear waste should be stored
may they be considered parties in the generally accepted sense of the term.
