Sentence examples for published impact from inspiring English sources

The DfE has published impact assessments on all the free schools that opened in 2012, but it's impossible to tell what the adjudication process is.

The government says the registers look at "likely and unlikely risks" - some of which, it says, are already in the published impact assessments.

School health centers (SHC) that provide comprehensive health care may improve access and quality of care for students; however, published impact data are limited.

With that exception, no published impact study on a diabetes risk score has yet shown a reduction in incident diabetes.

Last year, the industry was forced to agree to a "protocol" that requires them to publish impact statements with information about counter usage, regular customers and location of the nearest alternative bank, cash machine and Post Office.

Each year since 1996, 3.5 million people have turned 21, according to Frank Walters, director of research for M. Shanken Communications Inc. in New York, which publishes Impact, a newsletter about the alcoholic beverage industry.

Last year, the banking industry agreed to a protocol requiring it to publish impact statements with information on counter usage, regular customers and the location of the nearest alternative bank, cash machine and post office.

We recommend wider use of this framework in developing and publishing impact studies, with an emphasis on demonstrating attribution.

The government, which aims to save £18bn a year from the total welfare bill by 2015, has published separate impact assessments for each of its reforms but has refused to analyse the cumulative impact.

The Department for Work and Pensions today published an impact assessment of the Mandatory Work Activity (MWA) programme.

10.42am: Last July, the European Commission published its Impact Assessment of Discard Reducing Policies (pdf).