Sentence examples for public access plan from inspiring English sources

(The same gripes will likely apply to the National Science Foundation's public access plan, which has not yet been issued but is expected to be similar to DOE's).

Critics say that is an insult to the original public access plan and have called it out in court.

A bill unveiled Tuesday would set a deadline of April 1, 2020, for coastal officials to come up with a comprehensive public access plan at Hollister Ranch.

Below is a list of federal funding agencies that will be rolling out public access plans over the coming months, with links to public access policies when available.

The U.S. government executive branch supported the public access requirements by issuing an Executive Directive titled 'Increasing Access to the Results of Federally Funded ScientificResearch' that required federal agencies with annual research and development expenditures of more than $100 million to create public access plans by 22 August 2013.

She and her team can answer questions about author options and rights, including working with the MIT Faculty Open Access Policy and complying with research funder requirements such as the NIH Public Access Policy and other federal public access plans, as well as general questions on copyright and fair use.

But for now, the system will be quite similar to DOE's own public-access plan announced last August.

The best thing for everyone, Apple included, is public access to plans before projects are built, not after.

The study included a survey of local landowners to determine their attitudes toward land protection, public access, and collaborative planning, as well as interviews with stakeholder groups from a local land trust and sporting clubs.

The bill was opposed by some New Jersey environmental groups for giving too much control over the extent of a cleanup to the companies responsible for polluting a site and for limiting public access to cleanup plans.

Despite calls from campaigners, until now no such map has ever been drawn up for London, in part because details of land ownership are scattered between several different bodies, and information regarding public access provisions in planning agreements can be difficult to obtain from local authorities.