Sentence examples for commission principles from inspiring English sources

While this approach was taken up in a report by the World Health Organisation [61] and in a technical risk assessment guidelines of the Codex Alimentarius Commission [62], it failed to become recognized in the more general Codex Alimentarius Commission Principles 44 2003 [63] or in the international legally binding Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety [64].

On the other hand, the UK government had fought hard to ensure Scotland "should not be subject to pooling and sharing around the UK" by initially fighting for the other Smith commission principle that UK taxpayers should not be left out of pocket.

These commissioning principles apply as much to dental services as they do to the wider NHS.

The RCGP commissioning principles are based upon a collaborative; community focused; comprehensive and clinically-led approach to the development of services.

So by applying the commission's principles, it would be fair of the council to charge for this service.

Addressing what might be included in the next London Plan, the capital's master planning blueprint, the commission suggests principles for coordinating reviews of what qualifies as green belt land undertaken at borough level with a view to its "selective release" for development.

The decision has been taken without any consultation with the commission on the principles involved, especially that of the independent appointment of auditors".

But that commission offered neither "principles" nor a "plan" -- in part because Republicans like Paul Ryan wouldn't raise taxes of any kind, but also because some liberals on the commission refused to go along with its proposed cuts to Social Security and Medicare.

Those favoring the Markey amendment said that the commission's antidiscrimination principle was inadequate to ensure that content providers would not, in effect, be blocked if the telephone companies begin to require companies like Google and their smaller rivals to pay for premium services.

However, whilst the organisational structure of dental commissioning has now changed across England, the same principles of commissioning apply.

The commission could propose common principles if the zones end up discriminating against certain operators or catch too many visiting drivers by surprise.