The Declaration was put forth as a Muslim teaching on care for our common home, exactly two months after the release of Pope Francis' groundbreaking Encyclical, Laudato Si.
His views were formulated in the Arusha Declaration of February 5 , 1967 which put forth the policy of ujamaa (familyhood) and called for socialism and self-reliance.
The "Declaration of Sentiments" that Stanton and Mott put forth at the Seneca Falls Convention, for instance, included resolutions on property, divorce, child custody, and work — all arenas in which they'd seen Iroquois women's unquestioned authority.
It continually challenged reformers to apply the principles put forth in the Declaration of Independence to all people, regardless of the color of their skin.
Finally, the U.K. put forth a "unilateral declaration" stressing that there was nothing to prevent Britain from abandoning the backstop if negotiations on an alternative arrangement with the EU were to collapse without the prospect of resolution.
This study was conducted according to the guidelines put forth in the Declaration of Helsinki.
Informed consent was of a standard format, as per Indian regulatory requirements governing research human subject research, which are consistent with the ethical principles put forth in the Declaration of Helsinki.
This research conforms to the ethical principles for medical research involving human subjects put forth by the World Medical Association Declaration of Helsinki, and to local legislation.
Effective localization will require changes to governance structures within the health sector in LMICs, empowering local communities to participate in their own health in ways that have remained elusive since this goal was first put forth in the Alma-Ata Declaration on Primary Health Care in 1978.
The Call to Action appeared alongside discussion of another recently-released University of California document, the Declaration of Rights and Principles to Transform Scholarly Communication, put forth by our system-wide faculty senate library committee (UCOLASC) and intended to guide our libraries toward OA when negotiating with publishers.
