Sentence examples for accessible document from inspiring English sources

As a federally funded publication, EHP is fully committed to 508 accessibility, yet producing an accessible document from an author's manuscript can be surprisingly difficult and time-consuming, depending on the complexity of the paper.

Because obtaining and processing all the attributes stated above in the prediction stage is a time-consuming and difficult task, we decided that only easily accessible document data (such as digital maps, geological maps, and so on) were to be used in the assessment process.

Some of the perceived benefits of using the SR for the staff included the usefulness of having all the relevant information in one easily accessible document.

By describing the contents of CSRs, this research seeks to transform CSRs from an obscure document only known to regulators and industry into a more widely known and accessible document.

Keywords related to potentially interesting brands or campaigns were entered into Internet search engines to access additional publicly accessible documents and online media reports, and into YouTube for an indication of the popularity, content and format of TV advertisements.

In handling customer accounts, service companies would have to credit the account on the day a payment was received; maintain accurate and accessible documents; offer direct access to support people who could help delinquent borrowers; and, if the company offers loan modifications, promptly review applications.

But there are no easily accessible documents that would reveal the reasoning of the magistrates who granted Monis bail on separate occasions.

Now, archives are shutting down again, Ms. Zhou says, with previously accessible documents sometimes even removed from catalogs, perhaps during the recent digitalization ordered by the State Archives Bureau.

The FPSC's publications and briefings were a model of how to present facts and figures in easily accessible documents well suited to meeting the needs of busy politicians or journalists – a strategy subsequently much emulated by others.

Lieven argued that under the 2009 Welfare Reform Act the government had to publish details of how the various back-to-work schemes worked, and that without publication before parliament or even of publicly accessible documents, almost half a dozen of the DWP's schemes were operating illegally.

The magazine uses all publicly accessible documents to determine who the leaders are in seven categories: environment, climate change, human rights, philanthropy, employee relations, finance and governance.