Sentence examples for force library from inspiring English sources
The vessel was decommissioned in 1980 and went on exhibit, beginning in 1985, at the USS Nautilus Memorial and Submarine Force Library and Museum in Groton, Connecticut.
The technology the government wants to force libraries to put in place is woefully inadequate to the task.
The decision is especially welcome now, as a three-judge court in Philadelphia is poised to rule on a federal law that seeks to force libraries to censor the Internet use of their patrons.
Failure to comply with the Franks measure would force libraries and schools to return assistance received under President Clinton's so-called e-rate program in the form of subsidies for Internet access.
As New York law forces libraries to run budgets, referendums and bond issues through their school districts for processing, the deck is stacked further.
HarperCollins, which has allowed its e-books to be lent by libraries, angered librarians last month when it announced a new policy requiring that e-books be checked out only 26 times before they expire, forcing libraries to buy them again.
Second, that its practice of "bundling" journals forces libraries which wish to subscribe to a particular publication to buy it as part of a set that includes several others they may not want.
A majority of American states have cut funding to their libraries during the year.In this section States' fights Strange meeting Up to the fourth branch Suspennsylvania An immigration election too After tobacco False expectations The librarian's tale Trouble with the humans ReprintsThe weak economy is forcing libraries to redefine their role.
They are concentrating on material of national interest, such as elections, news sites and citizen journalism or innovative uses of the web.The daily death of countless websites has brought a new sense of urgency and forced libraries to adapt culturally as well.
These electronic resources are forcing libraries to look at many parts of their organization in particular, technical services and to begin planning and implementing available technology for the organization and management of these materials.
And with e-books becoming more popular, and budget cuts forcing libraries to shorten their hours or close down completely, I wondered if libraries are doomed.
