Sentence examples similar to policy public access from inspiring English sources

By January 2014, it plans to introduce a broad new policy of public access to clinical trial data.

Depending on each journal's policy for public access, titles, abstracts and links to full text have been provided.

The Science Committee, meanwhile, wants to see how the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy OSTPP) responds to a request in the 2010 COMPETES Act asking for a report on federal policies on public access.

Obama has taken admirable steps in this regard, but as the al-Marri trial proceeds and the Administration formulates its policies on public access to terrorism-related information, he will hopefully move to overcome the entropy surrounding US national security with a healthy dose of informed public debate.

The issues mainly involve the extent to which policy will favor public access to broadband investments and the extent to which cable and telecommunications companies will maintain commercial control of broadband piping.

"The idea that they're using a no-bid process is consistent with the idea that they just decided to do this and rush through this as fast as they could," said Peter Bibring, senior staff attorney with the American Civil Liberties Union of Southern California, a critic of the LAPD's policy that governs public access to the body camera footage.

In Europe, an environmental health initiative with purposes similar to EPHT emphasizes the relationship between collection/analysis of data and policy making and public access to information [ World Health Organization (WHO) European Region 2002, 2003].

However, it has now become essential to put forward a broad policy mandate for public access to, and computational reuse, integration, and distillation of, the publicly-funded archival scientific and technical research literature.

"Thus, as of spring 2013 at the earliest, we will begin to hold processing of non-competing continuation awards if publications arising from grant awards are not in compliance with the public access policy," Rockey wrote.

Trespass The court unanimously overturned a Virginia Supreme Court decision that had declared unconstitutional a public access policy at a Richmond housing project.

The surprise at the moment is that the US government - having introduced the important and influential NIH public access policy in 2005 - seems to have fumbled the ball.