Sentence examples for intent to publish from inspiring English sources

Government officials say the law requires proof of intent to publish false reports to secure a conviction.

Clinical research, by contrast, involves retrospective or prospective collection and analysis of patient data, often with an intent to publish the results.

The notice posted Wednesday indicates the agency's intent to publish a proposed rule by September, when the public would be asked to comment.

She said that Dr. Neal Lane, the White House science adviser, believed the statement would not affect Celera because of Celera's known intent to publish the human genome sequence.

But other lawyers who have examined the issue said a newspaper could fashion a defense along the lines of Judge Greene's ruling and say it lacked any intent to publish discriminatory advertisements.

In recent weeks, media organizations in neighboring Belgium and Switzerland — where public interest in the French election runs high, but feelings of civic duty toward France run low — have made known their intent to publish results from districts where polls close at 6 p.m. as soon as they are available, around 6 30 p.m., 90 defiant minutes before authorized by French law.

Though at a later press conference he said the intent is to publish the documents.

At the start of the session Collins revealed the committee would not — at least for now — be publishing the cache of documents it dramatically seized this weekend from the founder of a startup that's been suing Facebook since 2015, saying it was "not in a position to do that". Though at a later press conference he said the intent is to publish the documents.

As Editor, I will do my best to foster this coevolution by maintaining the original intent of LSE: to publish studies of biology teaching and learning that meet a high standard of quality, while remaining approachable to professionals engaged in biology teaching.

British Prime Minister David Cameron mentioned his daughters when he announced his intent to force companies to publish their gender pay gap.

The University of California, San Francisco, he said "will be conducting a rigorous clinical trial, using our device and comparing it to their own gold standard [testing equipment]"—with the intent being "for UCSF to publish this study".