This represents a shift away from a concept that is protected by law to a non binding regulation as documented in the UNESCO Declaration on the Human Genome and Human Rights (1997), the HUGO Ethics Committee statement on benefit sharing (2000), the UNESCO Declaration on Bioethics and Human Rights (2005) and the Helsinki Declaration of the World Medical Association WMAA, 2008).
Their influence was also evident as the Development Assistance Committee of the Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development progressively sought to shape the contribution of its members, the G20, towards more effective development assistance, ultimately documented in the 2005 Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness [ 22].
"As Hanna was putting down a greater share of the deposit – as she had an inheritance – we decided to buy the property as 'tenants in common with unequal shares'," says Hartley. "We got this documented in a declaration of trust.
Ideas and phrases from both of these documents appear in the Declaration of Independence.
Publication of ethically uncertain research occurs despite well-published guidelines set forth in documents such as the Declaration of Helsinki.
The application of bioethical principles to human research is highly developed and codified in documents such as the "Declaration of Helsinki" [ 29], the "International Ethical Guidelines for Biomedical Research Involving Human Subjects" [ 30] and in regulations such as the U. S. "Common Rule" [ 31].
The UN began as a wartime alliance, expressed in the terms of a document known as the Declaration by United Nations, signed in Washington Jan . 1 , 1942and pledged the 26 signatory nations to continue cooperating after the war.
At Gettysburg, Lincoln said that a pledge by the country as a whole had been embodied in a single document, the Declaration of Independence.
In a condo, the governing documents are the declaration, the bylaws and the rules and regulations.
In the Declaration of Arbroath, it is seen as 'Abirbrothoc'.
