Kolya had been in for drug possession, a so-called "public article" (a very common offense).
Then I contemplated what could further be done and how, from this simple public article, one could work up to a direct contact between French and German statesmen.
"So, if a group of scientists creates a public article, thus making their research openly available to everyone, they do not pay anything.
In 1970, Nobel Prize winner Friedman wrote a public article emphasizing the role of CSR in corporate management.1 He pointed out that company managers must take social responsibility into account when seeking high economic profits.
He notes that under TRIPS Article 27.2 ordre public and Article 8.1 "...pharmaceuticals might conceivably be excluded from patentability, but neither appear sufficient to justify this exclusion except in limited circumstances,"[ 9].
She is involved in research, treating patients, training professionals, informing the public, publishing articles, and websites.
"Strains and stresses" (in addition to "tension") classified the few early public interest articles describing stress on the body.
As an example, we estimate that about 10 million chemical syntheses per year are published in the public literature (articles, patents, theses) and the conventional method is a natural language narrative (most commonly in English).
Wrote public education articles on mental illness in the local newspapers.
Release of GM mosquitoes into the community should be transparent; therefore, the Florida Keys Mosquito Control District has begun to disseminate information through public events, articles, and presentations.
