Sentence examples for impose publication from inspiring English sources
As a way to deal with these concerns, some DACs impose publication moratoriums that give data generators a 6-month lead time to publish from the data before other researchers can have access to it.
The judge imposed a publication ban on other details.
When the Salem witch trials occurred in 1692, the colonial authorities imposed a publication ban, thinking it best if no one wrote about them.
The testimony given so far has been explosive so much so that Judge Gomery imposed a publication ban on some of it.
No limits were imposed on publication dates.
No restrictions were imposed regarding publication date and study design.
No restriction was imposed on publication dates or the geographical location of the primary studies.
No restriction was imposed by publication date in order to capture views of the HPV vaccine before its general availability (which might influence future delivery or uptake) as well as existing HPV vaccination programmes.
Journalists and traditional news publishers are no longer the primary information 'gatekeepers' of public discourse; neither are they able to impose their professional publication standards and ethics on social media users and bloggers.
The Tories have tabled amendments on Monday to allow exemplary damages to be imposed on publications that do not sign up to the new body.
The agreement announced by lawmakers on Monday creates a system under which newspapers would face a tough regulatory body that could order corrections be published prominently and impose large fines on publications that breach standards.
