Sentence examples for prompt publication from inspiring English sources

The prompt publication of a cockpit recording transcript can lead experts not directly involved in a crash investigation to make important safety recommendations, Mr. Hanners said.

A news business earns its reputation, and therefore its readership, through consistent prompt publication of news -- and often through "scooping" rivals.

As David Cameron told MPs that he found the delay "extremely frustrating", the former prime minister issued a statement to make clear that he has gone out of his way to ensure prompt publication of the report.

Chiding those calling for a prompt publication of the vote totals, he said, "It would be quite wrong for us to shout at the Electoral Commission rather than go and see them".

Suddenly faced with competition, the editors who used to exercise tight control over translations and interpretations have invited many more scholars into their once exclusive circle and have established timetables for more prompt publication of the remaining texts.

Prompt publication is a priority consistent with a high standard of quality and presentation.

Mr. Blair said he hoped the new Palestinian prime minister would be confirmed in office next week, the act that Mr. Bush said would prompt the immediate publication of the peace plan.

For independent visitors, the formation of Nunavut has accelerated the spread of comfortable hotels in the territory, made air service more reliable and prompted publication of an encyclopedic, easy-to-read guide, "The Nunavut Handbook: Traveling in Canada's Arctic," edited by Marion Soubliere (Nortext Multimedia, 1999, $21.50).

The Franco-Prussian conflict was exacerbated in the early 20th century by the Kunsthalle Bremen's purchase of a van Gogh, which prompted publication of a pamphlet in 1911 titled "A Protest by German Artists," denouncing the "foreign domination" of the German art market and museums.

Postoperatively, the inciting etiology of fulminant adult respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) was determined to be caused by a severe influenza A infection, prompting publication of a plea for routine vaccination of all eligible patients with the influenza vaccine, although no mention of the potential role of ACS was made [15].

Postoperatively, the inciting etiology of fulminant adult respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) was determined to be caused by a severe influenza A infection, prompting publication of a plea for routine vaccination of all eligible patients with the influenza vaccine, although no mention of the potential role of ACS was made [ 15].