Sentence examples similar to articles made public from inspiring English sources

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At the Alabama University conference at which the articles were made public, he gave an extraordinarily moving speech expressing the complex emotions provoked by the disclosure.

While some members of the humanities faculty had expressed concerns at the start of deliberations about an open-access policy, including questions about the impact on peer review and about which version of an article would be made public, Appel said he believed that those concerns had been addressed by the study committee.

(c) the intention to proceed to denotification of marketing activities in the Member State where the UCITS has notified its activities in accordance with Article 93 is made public by means of a publicly available medium, including by electronic means, which is customary for marketing UCITS and suitable for a typical UCITS investor.

(c) the intention to stop the marketing activities on the territory of the Member State, where a notification of its marketing activities has been transmitted in accordance with Article 32, is made public by means of a publicly available medium which is customary for marketing AIF and suitable for a typical AIF investor.

The aim, he said, was not to remove news articles but private information made public.

The finding was considered so important that an article about it was made public ahead of schedule by the editors of The New England Journal of Medicine.

After Levin's death The Times published an article opining that information made public since 1971 "strongly supported" his criticisms of Goddard.

The White House considers it inevitable that the committee will vote this weekend along party lines to approve up to four articles of impeachment, which were made public today.

Google also declined a request by a writer to remove links to his own work, on the ground that the articles were recent and deliberately made public by the author.

They announced plans to create a repository where scientific articles would be collected and made public after an embargo period, similar to PubMed Central.