71.   China has never established export controls that would meet the international standard established under the missile control regime.

72.   Colombia plans to beef up its air safety system after the U.S. admonished it for falling short of international standards, aviation officials said.

73.   Columnists offer a jaundiced take on the supposed advantages of being audited by a Big Five firm under international accounting standards, as most large Czech companies now are.

74.   Company officials hope the move will make their product more appealing to consumers worldwide, as HTML has become an international standard for on-line publishing.

75.   Companies should in the future also have a choice of reporting to either German or international accounting standards, the joint declaration of the politicians said.

76.   Dina Krusin, a physicist and charter school organizer, said children in the United States do not compare well in international standards in math and science.

77.   Earlier this year, the U.S. Department of Transportation said that security measures at Hellenikon did not meet international standards.

78.   Engineers are to commence the nuclear process as soon as possible in this pastoral Caucasus village, after a declaration by Armenian officials that the plant meets international standards.

79.   Executions, murder, and torture are among the many acts that are considered war crimes under those international standards.

80.   Even when complaints are made, investigations have fallen short of international standards, the reports finds.