Any book, report, or other publication of the federal government. The Buswell Library has been a selective depository for federal government documents since 1951. This means that the federal government sends us some but not all of the documents it publishe
A publication issued at government expense or published by authority of a governmental body.
Any publication issued at government expense or published under the authority of a governmental body. Included are official papers that record the actions or deliberations of government (such as the Congressional Record), informational publications (like the many statistical compilations of the Bureau of the Census), and reports of research done under government contract.
any publication issued by an agency of the Federal Government.
a book, pamphlet, or other item that has been published by the State or United States Government
an official publication of a government agency, whether international, federal, state, county or city
a publication issued by or for a government agency
a publication issued, published or financed by a government agency
a publication or any printed matter originating or printed by the authority of any office of a legally organized government body.
a publication of a legally organized country or state and its authorized agencies.
Material published by local, provincial, federal and international governments. Government Documents are located on the first floor of the library.
Any written material published by a government agency. Also known as "GovDocs."
Documents issued by any international, national, state or local government. These can include parliamentary papers, debates (Hansard), government gazettes and others.The bulk of Australian government documents are held on the 3rd floor of the Baillieu Library.
Any publication originating with, authored by, or published by a government or any of its agencies.
A work published by any government agency. Many government publications are held in the Government Documents section in the Elizabeth Dafoe Library.
Any publication by or for a branch of government, local, state, or federal. (Unit 3 What All Libraries Have)
a publication of the government or by the authority of the Government. All citizens have free access to these publications.
Any publication originating in, issued with the imprint of, at the expense of, or by the authority of any government. Cities, counties, states, counties, and international organizations produce government documents. Because they are produced at taxpayers' expense, issuing agencies and libraries have special obligations for making government documents accessible.
a work published by any government agency. Many government documents are shelved on the Main Level of the Robertson Library, opposite the Reference Collection. P.E.I. government documents are housed in the Special Collections area.
A type of publication that is produced by any government; in some libraries these items are housed separately and are arranged on the shelves by an identification number assigned by the issuing government agency
A publication originating in or printed with the authority, or at the expense, of any office of a legally organized government. State, federal, and foreign governments, as well as the United Nations, publish vast quantities of materials.
A publication of a government. Government documents include hearings, reports, treaties, periodicals, and statistics.
A publication produced by a government agency. These items are often shelved separately and are arranged by an identification number assigned by the issuing agency. Go to the Government Documents home page.
any publication produced by a federal, state, or local government agency. Federal documents may be arranged and classified by their SuDoc number, or by the identification number assigned by the publishing agency. Most government documents are located in the basement of Davis Library.