Sentence examples for documents and publications from inspiring English sources

Only three buildings remain standing, but the tattered and signed documents and publications within them hold hints about the camp's workings.

In order to calibrate airborne radiometric data, the commonly adopted standard is to follow the recommendations made in a series of technical documents and publications from the International Atomic Energy Agency IAEAA).

We analysed a variety of resources on governance approaches of science and technology, which we identified in policy documents and publications from a wide variety of journals, conference books, project reports, websites and monographs.

Under Chapter III of Part II of the ISA, the minister responsible for printing presses and publications – currently the Minister for Communications and Information – is authorized to ban documents and publications that are subversive or otherwise undesirable.

The ISA also empowers the authorities to prohibit political and quasi-military organizations, ban subversive documents and publications, shut down entertainments and exhibitions that are or are likely to be detrimental to the national interest, and to suppress organized violence by declaring parts of Singapore to be security areas.

Inclusion criteria for regulatory documents and publications.

But the ex-Labour prime minister said he was not blocking any documents and publication would allow him "restate" the case for the 2003 invasion.

Their ability to receive and open a large electronic document and publications listed in the "further reading" sections, as well as their ability to access publications through website-based links was assessed.

We conducted a literature review including reports from pandemic influenza simulation exercises, national strategic and operational plans[ 8, 9], regional preparedness documents and research publications on public health law in Europe.

The Saint Ignatius Archives, Museum and Theological Research Library contains primary sources, artifacts, documents, photographs and publications that pertain to the history of Saint Ignatius Church and School, the Catholic history of the city, and the history of the Roman Catholic Church.

The son also always spelled it with the æ ligature, both in handwritten documents and in publications.