Sentence examples similar to mandated publication of from inspiring English sources

Government-mandated publication of named surgeon-specific outcome data (SSD) has recently been introduced across nine surgical speciality areas in England.

One provision of the 1964 Civil Rights Act mandated the publication of a survey "concerning the lack of availability of educational opportunities for individuals by reason of race, color, religion or national origin in public educational institutions".

Both were very supportive of OA and happy to fund fees where they were requested, but they did not mandate OA publication of journal articles (although they did mandate open publication of some other kinds of material related to the trials that they funded).

We will mandate the publication of results from all national and local public health strategies online, along with tools which allow people to compare and benchmark performance".

One reason is that key journals in the field, like Proteomics and Molecular and Cellular Proteomics, are increasingly mandating public deposition of MS data to support the publication of related proteomics manuscripts.

Other states, such as California, mandate the publication of Spanish versions of certain government documents including court forms.

The bishop issued mandates for the publication of the bulls and the archbishop did the same.

We were talking about plans to mandate free and open publication of publicly funded scientific research.

"The source did not mandate a publication time".

Second, US publications describing select agent research are monitored, and investigators using nonapproved markers risk mandated destruction of their mutant collections containing such markers.

In 2009, the European Medicines Agency EMAA) mandated harmonisation of methylphenidate SPCs.