The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, which groups most industrial countries, introduced a worldwide convention against bribery three years ago.
The European Free Trade Association (EFTA) introduced a Pharmaceutical Inspection Convention (PIC) in 1970 and complemented it with Pharmaceutical Inspection Co-operation Scheme in 1995 with the aim of developing and harmonising GMP and inspection standards and to promote cooperation among participating authorities including exchange of information and experience.
Stan once told me a story, about how he was introduced at a convention as "The Father of G.I. Joe," and a young boy came up to him and said, "Thank you.
Breaking with tradition and conventions, he introduced a new genre with his lyrical poetry, which is tinged with mystical overtones.
For this post-convention tour, Mr. Bush introduced a new slogan, "Change the Tone," reflecting his pledge to purge Washington of its partisan acrimony.
The president, who is to speak again in Washington on Wednesday night and campaign in Illinois and Michigan later this week, suggested that he might not even wait until the Democratic convention to introduce a new approach.
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In the World War II period, George Rapee in the United States and J. C. H. Marx in Britain introduced the convention that became known as Stayman.
He urged the preservation of the Union, and supported an amendment such as the one he had introduced, or a constitutional convention, once passions had cooled.
He also defied convention by introducing electric instruments into Brazilian popular music, paving the way for the Tropicalist movement led by Mr. Veloso and Mr. Gil.
