Sentence examples for the declaration concerning from inspiring English sources

In matters of doctrine it was primarily a restatement (with some modifications) of the Presbyterian Westminster Confession (1646), but in the declaration concerning church government it advocated the autonomy of each local church.

[ 60] In 1997 the WMA adopted the Declaration Concerning Support for Medical Doctors Refusing to Participate in, or to Condone, the Use of Torture or Other Forms of Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment [ 61] (The Hamburg Declaration).

A good example is the Iraqi declaration concerning the high explosive H.M.X., which states that, out of the H.M.X.

This work meets the standards according to the Helsinki Declaration concerning human and animal rights.

The study protocol was approved by the regional ethical committee and all procedures were in accordance with the Helsinki Declaration concerning ethical principles for medical research involving human subjects and Good Clinical Practice Guidelines.

However, all provisions of the Helsinki declaration concerning studies with human subjects were followed.

Mr. Blix, who leads the biological and chemical weapons team, cited "a significant discrepancy" in the Iraqi weapons declaration concerning the numbers of chemical munitions remaining in Iraq's arsenal.

In November 1302 Boniface had issued an even more fundamental declaration concerning the position of the papacy in the Christian world, the bull Unam Sanctam ("One Holy"), which has become the most widely known of all papal documents of the Middle Ages because of its allegedly radical and extreme formulation of the content of the papal office.

In place of an injunction, the Court may make a declaration concerning the parties' rights.

He was also convicted of subsidy fraud under the Polish Criminal Code for making a false declaration concerning facts of essential importance for the purpose of obtaining subsidies.

Disclosure of competing interests does not imply that the research itself is questionable, and the decision to accept a paper is not based solely on a declaration concerning a competing interest.