Sentence examples for a governance document from inspiring English sources
The constitution was built with an ethics document, a governance document, a policy document.
As we look at the text, it becomes clear that TPP is really a governance document.
Hence, if the WHO Secretariat continues in endorsing ICANN's proposals, rather than following Resolutions of its Member States, it may prove even weaker as a governance document and reify the need for Member States to demand fulfillment of duly passed World Health Assembly Resolutions.
After reviewing the current literature on the ethics and policy challenges raised by synthetic biology research and evaluating the current regulatory landscape in the United States and abroad, an ethics and governance document for the Sc2.0 Project was drafted.
The resulting Sc2.0 ethics and governance document was finalized and circulated to all project scientists in November 2013.
The ethics and governance document contains 11 statements to which all Sc2.0 participants must adhere (Table 1).
The first draft of the governance document was presented to all scientists working on the Sc2.0 Project at the Second International Synthetic Yeast Genome Meeting in July 2013.
Basha Frost Rubin: For example, when a small business tries to handle their initial legal work without the assistance of a lawyer (commonly -- formation, basic governance documents, trademark, contracts, etc)., they make mistakes that are costly and require the assistance of a lawyer to unwind.
Nonetheless, the statement added, it had "initiated an inquiry as authorized by its governance documents".
If an institution fails to meet these standards, AAUP may sanction that institution to force compliance with its guidelines as set forth in its Statement on Government of College and Universities and derivative governance documents.
First, the framework should be considered a success if parties setting up AHCIPs choose to incorporate it in their governance documents, as this would indicate that the benchmarks are taken seriously enough to be given legal or contractual weight.
