According to "The Tiananmen Papers," published in 2001, the two men endorsed a document labeling the protests as an "anti-party and anti-Socialist political struggle," all but eliminating the possibility of dialogue.
It was invited to sign, but the NAS board felt it could not endorse a document it did not help draft, particularly on a few days' notice, says F. Sherwood Rowland, NAS foreign secretary.
The CPC Central Committee's 4th plenum, which was concluded on October 23, formally endorsed a document, "The CPC Central Committee's Major Decisions on the Comprehensive Implementation of Rule According to Law".
Nonetheless, for all Iraq's main factions to have endorsed a detailed document governing an industry that produces oil worth $70m a day is a big step forward.
Earlier this year, UC was urged to endorse a State Department document that defined anti-Semitism to include denying Israel's right to exist or subjecting the Jewish state to a double standard.
People who publish leaked documents without winding up endorsing a president who is evil and stupid.
Several consensus documents have emerged, each endorsing a more moderate approach to the management of glycemia in the hospitalized patient (8– 11).
Notably, however, the document also endorsed a few of the basic principles of the Affordable Care Act.
ICPD is the first United Nations population policy document that endorses a range of rights applicable to women's reproductive health and security, and recommends that national population policies respect international human rights norms [ 1].
The military was further embarrassed last month when a captured videotape was released showing hundreds of top officers signing a document in 1999 that endorsed a 1992 coup by Mr. Fujimori, during which he closed Congress and the Supreme Court.
But almost half the cabinet voted against the plan or abstained, even though they were asked only to approve "steps required by the road map" rather than endorsing the document itself or the final goal of a Palestinian state.
