Sentence examples similar to duty of declaration from inspiring English sources
Option 2 thus allows a differentiated regulation of all ENM, under the precondition that a clear definition for ENM and the duty for declaration in the MSDS exists.
The most important feature of the Declaration is the duty of the researcher working with the test subjects; to safeguard the health of the involved parties above all else (article 2 and 3).
It's a style of declaration.
The declaration reminds us that it is the "mutual duty of all to practice Christian forbearance, love, and charity towards each other".
It said: "According to the World Medical Assembly's Declaration of Malta, in cases involving people on hunger strikes, the duty of medical personnel to act ethically and the principle of respect for individuals' autonomy, among other principles, must be respected.
Mr. Sutton framed his challenge by referring to Chief Justice John Marshall's famous declaration in Marbury v. Madison, in 1803, that "it is emphatically the province and duty of the judicial department to say what the law is".
He has justified his actions by invoking one of the Nuremberg principles – that it is the duty of an individual to break the law of his own state if international law is being broken – and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
Their legal duty of care.
In 1948, concurrent with its establishment of the Organization of American States OASS), the Ninth Pan-American Conference adopted the American Declaration on the Rights and Duties of Man, which, unlike the Universal Declaration of the UN adopted seven months later, set out the duties as well as the rights of individual citizens.
No systematic audit of declarations was planned.
