The document also endorsed "the principle that all human rights are universal, indivisible, and indissoluble".
The participants, led by Thomas Cech, president of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute in Chevy Chase, Maryland, endorsed the principle that authors must make "freely available" all data supporting a published scientific claim.
The Human Genome Project (HGP) was a significant moment in the history of human genomics, because it endorsed the principle that all sequencing data would be deposited on the web to be immediately accessible by the research community [ 4].
In his religious reforms, he endorsed the principles that a person's beliefs are his own business and that no one should be compelled to worship in ways that violate his conscience.
The governments, notably Brazil, Mexico and Bolivia, whose attitude in the Cuban-American dispute more closely reflects Latin American opinion, tried to express their total (and entirely genuine) disapproval of the presence of nuclear weapons in Cuba without endorsing the principle that the United States would be right to use armed force to get rid of them.
But endorsing the principle that the "user should pay" for road use and that "tolls and congestion pricing should be utilised whenever possible" is a first for the big oil and car firms.It is not hard to imagine the CED coalition coming apart over more of the details.
At the 2nd Regional Congress (held in March 1965), it was decided to endorse the principle that the Regional Secretary of the Regional Command would be ex officio head of state, and the Regional Command acquired the power to appoint the prime minister, the cabinet, the chief of staff, and the top military commanders.
We endorse the principle that information of all kinds should be more free for more people, that there should be limits to what governments anywhere should get to examine and regulate about your internal or interpersonal life and that conversations of import sometimes necessitate that they only exist between two people and at other times the whole world.
During a September visit to Shan State, home of one of Myanmar's biggest minority groups, Speaker of the House Shwe Mann cautiously endorsed the principle of federalism but noted that a Western system would have to be tailored to suit Myanmar.
After back-to-back meetings between Mr. Kerry and China's top leaders, the two countries announced that they endorsed the principle of ridding the Korean Peninsula of nuclear weapons, though China did not state publicly what steps it might take to achieve that goal after years of reluctance to crack down on Pyongyang.
