Sentence examples for forced publication from inspiring English sources

Depending on the dominant health plan in the catchment area of the hospital, 16 out of 31 hospitals were confronted with forced publication their 2006 results.

Hospitals confronted with forced public publication of their CQI responded by enhancing the experiences of their patients.

A statement issued by the BBC said: "A year long legal battle by BBC Panorama to force publication of documents related to a confidential police investigation into bribery and corruption at Fifa was vindicated today.

In January, authorities arrested two editors from the local Kiswahili-language, weekly newspaper Mawio and forced the publication to cease publication.

The bank's full-year results were scheduled for release on Wednesday but Sutherland's sudden departure forced their publication to be delayed to 17 April.

"When I first obtained AFI 10-206 in 2006, UFOs were in it, and were the same procedures as outlined in a previous Army-Navy-Air Force publication called JANAP-146, that was a joint U.S.-Canadian manual for reporting UFOs, that came after 1969," Greenewald, author of "Beyond UFO Secrecy," told HuffPost.

Three judges rejected a legal attempt by the Guardian to force the publication of private letters written by the prince to government ministers.

A nine-year battle to force the publication of a set of secret letters written by Prince Charles reaches the highest court in the UK next week.

This month the high court rejected an attempt by the Guardian to force the publication of Charles's "particularly frank" letters to ministers which they feared would "forfeit his position of political neutrality".

Mr. Einhorn thinks the S.E.C. should force the publication of information given to the rating agencies, by ending their exemption from Regulation FD, which generally bars selective disclosures by companies.

The bill would force the publication of the names of doctors performing abortions along with information about each procedure performed.