Sentence examples for publishing policies from inspiring English sources

It also means publishing policies on the range of possible outcomes of internal investigations, which should include letting complainants suggest possible remedies, as they would in civil complaints.

In a country where political demonstrations remain tightly restricted, the new groups have invented what they call Internet rallies, for recruiting members, exchanging opinions, organizing letter-writing, debating and publishing policies.

Farage addressed the issue again during a lecture at the London School of Economics, emphasising the party "got it wrong" when it came to publishing policies at the last election.

We believe that cheminformatics has a bright and broad future and that by focusing on emerging topics, cheminformatics practice and ensuring Open publishing policies, J. Cheminform.

By submitting to us, authors implicitly agree to a number of editorial and publishing policies that are central to our mission.

The International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE) provides practical guidance to assist researchers in the preparation of manuscripts: The principles enshrined in Uniform Requirements for Manuscripts Submitted to Biomedical Journals [13] are incorporated into ESR's publishing policies.

The Fed decided against publishing policy forecasts in 2007, citing concerns about the public misunderstanding the predictions as commitments.

"You have to grapple with the publishing policy, particularly if you are in an industrial postdoc program," Crooke says.

The company can afford a liberal publishing policy, Tessier-Lavigne says, because it carefully patents its discoveries before those papers go into print.

As a one-time exception to the publishing policy of Biology Direct the articles in this series are being published with two reviewers.

And yet, with this editorial announcing various changes to publishing policy and scope at DMM, I focus on changes in which I do believe.