Sentence examples for declaration requirement from inspiring English sources

Although in 1946 the depot was required to declare whether it had any such holdings, the exhibit states, "It was practically impossible for the former owners to trace their property since the furniture depot carried out this declaration requirement hesitantly and incompletely".

Deception may also infringe on rights that are widely acknowledged; for example, deception is usually precluded in clinical research by the Helsinki Declaration requirement for informed consent to be given by all capable participants.

Check that you've completed all declaration requirements, see above.

Easing the declaration requirements doesn't affect the underlying legality of the wildlife materials in a guitar.

House members have now put forward a proposal — the Retailers and Entertainers Lacey Implementation and Enforcement Fairness Act, or the Relief Act — to limit the declaration requirements under the Lacey amendment to solid wood and commercially imported goods, and to lift declaration requirements for wood and wood products imported or manufactured before May 2008.

My campaign met the filing deadlines and declaration requirements in eight later-primary states.

The mentioned Committee is in agreement with the Helsinki Declaration requirements for research carried out on humans.

The major sticking point is the declaration's requirement that issues involving the lands, territories and resources of aboriginal people be subject to their "prior and informed consent". The government is concerned that the requirement would essentially give aboriginal groups a sweeping veto over Canadian law.

17 Where there is doubt about compliance with the Declaration, the requirements state that 'the authors must explain the rationale for their approach and demonstrate that the institutional review body explicitly approved the doubtful aspects of the study'.

Such a declaration is a requirement of the law.

The Brighton Declaration strengthens the requirement for ECHR judges to consider whether a case has been properly considered by a national court, and to hear it only if it raises a new point of law.