Rather, it was a program built on the principle of recognizing that crimes had been committed and that the victims deserved some measure of welfare compensation to facilitate their survival.
However, in line with the CBPR principle of recognizing priorities identified by the community [ 27], two studies focused on obtaining long-term priorities for autism research from the community [ 21, 60].
Following the formation of the Palestinian unity government, I advocated that Israel should give Hamas a chance to demonstrate its willingness to adhere, albeit indirectly, to the three Quartet principles of recognizing Israel, accepting prior agreements, and forsaking violence, which the unity government reaffirmed.
Thus, it is unknown to what extent the two translocons use similar principles of recognizing TM segments in membrane proteins.
State water management in Kazakhstan is based on the principles of recognizing the national and social importance of water resources, sustainable water use, separating the functions of state control and management and basin management.
Mankind, he said, was governed by two sovereign motives, pain and pleasure; and the principle of utility recognized this state of affairs.
A broadened principle of sustainability recognizes the importance of the functional sustainability of public infrastructure, the fiscal sustainability of a local government, the physical sustainability of the built environment, and the cultural sustainability of local traditions, customs, and skills.
The principle of utility recognizes this subjection, and assumes it for the foundation of that system, the object of which is to rear the fabric of felicity by the hands of reason and law.
Within this program, Israel et al. [ 27] outlined nine specific core principles of CBPR: recognizing a "community" as a unit of identity, leveraging on strengths and resources of both the community and researchers, facilitating collaborative, equitable, and long-term involvement of all partners in a cyclical and iterative manner in all phases of research [ 27].
A third source of international law identified by the ICJ's statute is "the general principles of law recognized by civilized nations".
The ICJ decides disputes in accordance with international law as reflected in international conventions, international custom, general principles of law recognized by civilized nations, judicial decisions, and writings of the most highly qualified experts on international law.
