It has also considered carefully the GMC's Indicative Sanctions Document.
The UN sanctions document, by a group that monitors the effect of international sanctions, covers the period up to last month, so does not gauge the effects of the latest round of security council sanctions passed in March.
#cnn March 7, 2014 Updated at 7.54am GMT 7.49am GMT The EU has threatened more sanctions if Russia does not act on the first set, which targeted 18 named Ukrainians, including Viktor Yanukovych, the prime minister removed last month, and his son Oleksandr, for asset freezes (read the full EU sanctions document here).
Countries with government sanctioned documents generally use their standards documents for the purposes of: (i) curriculum development and instructional assessment; (ii) professional development; (iii) parenting education and engagement; and (iv) national evaluation and monitoring.
But speaking with reporters later, Mr. Greenwood said he remained concerned that "Mr. Duncan and others were the fall guys" for a firm that sanctioned document destruction when they knew litigation was likely.
A company risks sanctions if documents are destroyed once they have a duty to preserve them.
The charity warns in a UC training document: "Sanctions, in the form of loss of benefit, are designed to incentivise claimants to meet their work-related requirements and punish them for unreasonable failures.
"Black studies," he writes in an essay collected in "Stolen Life," "is a dehiscence at the heart of the institution on its edge; its broken, coded documents sanction walking in another world while passing through this one, graphically disordering the administered scarcity from which black studies flows as wealth".
In March 2013, OHRP sent a letter to the University of Alabama, Birmingham (UAB), the study leader, imposing sanctions because informed consent documents did not adequately inform parents of the 1316 babies in the study of risks.
As well as a fully written constitution, the research sets out two other options for codifying existing constitutional provisions and conventions: a constitutional code - a document, sanctioned by Parliament but without statutory authority, which would set out the essential elements and principles of the constitution and the working of government.
