Sentence examples for published setting from inspiring English sources

September 3 2001: The government consultation document, Involving Patients and Public in Healthcare, is published, setting out proposals for a patient-centred NHS.

Draft local audit bill A draft bill will be published setting out measures to close the Audit Commission and establish new arrangements for the audit of local public bodies.

The Russian president gave no reaction to the verdict, but Mr. Putin issued a decree last week, the text of which has not been published, setting forth new procedures to license and regulate the sale of military technologies.

A white paper is to be produced later this year before the legislation is published setting out the options, including giving governors the power to enter into their own contracts on education, training and healthcare and set up their own boards with external expertise.

The preferred route for the second phase of HS2 has been published, setting out exactly where the government will build the high-speed rail network through the north of England – although a controversial decision on how to run the line to Sheffield has been delayed once again.

It was accepted for publication in a psychological journal in 2007, but the inventor of the rating scale saw a draft and threatened a lawsuit if it was published, setting in motion a stultifying series of reviews, revisions and legal correspondence.

Subsequently, NUE (mean = 22.4%) was underestimated by 7.5, 3.2, or 2.9%, using a previously published set of equations.

This set is relatively unconstrained and is generally considered one of the most difficult published set for facial analysis.

To demonstrate the efficacy of this new method, it has been tested on an already published set of data (Innocenti et al. 2011).

The concert's published set list included "Born in the USA," "Thunder Road" and "The Promised Land".

This is a well-established, published set based on experimentally demonstrated virulence factors extracted from the literature and supplemented with comparative genomics.