Sentence examples for concordat on from inspiring English sources

Earlier this year, 81 organisations signed a Concordat on Openness in Animal Research, committing them to embrace media and public interest in their use of animals in research, and open up their facilities to more journalists.

Furthermore, the gulf between the latest recommendations – from more access for families to a concordat on care - and the reality facing families, commissioners and frontline staff is too wide.

More than 70 UK organisations have signed the concordat on openness in animal research, which compels them to be clear on why, how and when animals are used in experiments, and to explain the benefits, harms and limitations of the research.

The result was the introduction in 2014 of the Concordat on Openness on Animal Research in the UK, which was developed by Understanding Animal Research, working with UK-based life sciences organisations, to support more transparent and open communication with the public about animal research.

He says the 2007 revision of the Concordat on Contract Research Staff Career Management encourages a change in this attitude.

Oxford University is one of more than 40 organisations involved in UK bioscience which agreed to develop a Concordat on openness on animal research.

After the council adopted seven church reform decrees, leaving their execution to Martin, he concluded concordats on other points with the principal countries involved, chiefly methods of taxation and some modifications in favour of national demands for the reform of abuses in the papacy's central bureaucracy.

Seeking national reconciliation between revolutionaries and Catholics, the Concordat of 1801 was signed on 15 July 1801 between Napoleon and Pope Pius VII.

The Concordat calls on employers to make research careers more appealing by providing support, offering stability, and encouraging adaptability.

In 1122, acting as intermediaries and on behalf of the Reich, they reached the agreement known as the Concordat of Worms with the Holy See and its German spokesman, Archbishop Adalbert of Mainz, the bitter personal enemy of Henry V.

When the new pope Clement XII nullified the concordat of 1727, Ormea was instrumental in obtaining a new concordat in 1741.