A few days later, it offered a draft of principles for the company and another draft, of rights and responsibilities, to be put to the membership for ratification.
The author contributed to the drafting of these principles.
The specific issue that led to the drafting of these principles, according to physicist Arthur Bienenstock, former dean of research at Stanford and an organizer of the Palo Alto meeting, was a flurry of concerns about license restrictions on the use of human embryonic stem cells from the University of Wisconsin, Madison.
North Korea continued to resist agreeing to a draft statement of principles that would move the disarmament talks forward.
Participants in the Nairobi conference, organized by the World Conference on Religion and Peace, circulated a draft declaration of principles acknowledging shortcomings.
Last week, Joseph Ferrara, the vice president and chief of staff of Georgetown University, sent a public message to the descendant families, proposing "with a sense of humility and gratitude," a draft set of principles for working together.
According to Paragraph 1 of the Draft Declaration of Principles, it seeks a "commitment to build a people-centred, inclusive and development-oriented Information Society, where everyone can create, access, utilize and share information and knowledge".
The draft set of principles and selected incentive models were presented at two meetings.
After the war ended in late 1638, the magistrates began drafting a body of principles and laws; these were ratified in January 1638/9.
Based upon these challenges, the team proposed a first draft of guiding principles (Figure 4) and a preliminary motive considering the existing targets and strategies.
NEW YORK -- The White House Correspondents Associationn is seeking more "meaningful and consistent" access to the president, among other demands to increase day-to-day transparency, according to a draft of proposed principles and practices the organization is hammering out.
