For the layperson, the NPC has assembled an online library of almost 50 articles, reports, and seminal documents from a variety of sources.
Conceiving of and supporting the development of a comprehensive public policy framework for family violence that became the seminal document on the subject.
Interviewed for this piece, the President of the European Parliament Hans-Gert Poettering called it a "seminal document in the history of the European Union.
But Joyner's paper became the seminal document in the debate.
Yet, the seminal document on Turner's life The Confessions of Nat Turner (1831)—was not written by Turner but by Thomas Ruffin Gray, a 31-year old white attorney.
The importance of including other sciences, engineering, and mathematics in any consideration of undergraduate education in the life sciences was articulated clearly in BIO2010 (National Research Council, 2003), a seminal document stating the need for reform of life sciences undergraduate education so that it truly reflects the rapidly changing nature of the science it serves.
This seminal document was reinforced and extended through a new conceptual framework for human rights-based family planning., The guidance was in part a reaction to civil society concerns about the ambitious, numerical goals of the Family Planning 2020 FP20200) initiative, launched in London in 2012, which aims to extend modern contraceptive access to 120 million additional clients by 2020.
In 1999, the National Research Council NRCC) published From Monsoons to Microbes: Understanding the Oceans Role in Human Health [ 5], a seminal document that examined both positive and negative implications of ocean phenomena for human health.
"This becomes the seminal document," said a Toronto bid official, Bob Richardson.
In the baggy, emotionally fraught play, Heidi Schreck considers her ever-changing relationship with a seminal document.
In September 1945, the US produced a seminal document called the Strategic Bombing Survey.
