Sentence examples for public publication from inspiring English sources

Is there a public publication about this technology ?

Advertisement includes, without limitation, any statement or representation made in a newspaper, magazine or other public publication, or contained in any notice, sign, billboard, poster, display, circular, pamphlet, or letter (collectively called "print advertisements"), or on radio or television ("broadcast commercials").

The PROCIV Technical Notebooks No. 3 (ANPC 2008) and No. 7 (ANPC 2009a) also mention public consultation as mandatory for emergency plans, but do not go into details on how to conduct formal interaction with the public, other than setting a minimum period of 30 days after public publication.

Hospitals confronted with forced public publication of their CQI responded by enhancing the experiences of their patients.

If your story is going to appear in a public publication, let the interview subject know when to expect to see the article on news stands.

This study uses a visual survey to test public relations publication managers' preferences for widely accepted design standards.

It is simple to make results public after publication by updating folder security settings.

Kellog-Peeler is founder and editor-in-chief of The Princeton Centrist, a non-partisan campus public policy publication.

We might not expect the same standards of bloggers, small NGOs and "citizen journalists" and clause 4 of the Bill should signal to the courts the importance of applying the notion of responsible public interest publication flexibly.

Code, data, quality assurance results and a viewer for detailed results of all statistical analyses reported here are accessible at http://myconnectome.org/wp/data-sharing/ (this will be made public upon publication).

Submitted and accepted papers must remain privileged documents and must not be released to the press or the public before publication.