Sentence examples for again publish from inspiring English sources

After that, he made a rule that Playboy would never again publish a photograph of an unclothed woman under eighteen, but in the following years he did everything in his power to make the centerfold models look like jailbait.

Caixin, a magazine, reported in January that this year the government would again publish no estimate of the Gini coefficient, a measurement of inequality commonly used around the world.

For instance, in 2005 the editors of the big medical journals promised that they would never again publish a trial which hadn't been properly registered before it began, so that we could spot when results weren't reported.

The New Yorker may not again publish a five-part series on wheat, as it did in 1984 and 1985 when E. J. Kahn's 90,000-word "Staffs of Life" ran.

I am writing in response to your 26 November 2010 letter to U.S. Ambassador Louis B. Susman regarding your intention to again publish on your WikiLeaks site what you claim to be classified U.S. Government documents.

The decision to again publish a cartoon of the prophet has stoked debate around the world.

Now, emboldened by recent legal rulings, the publishers have restored the Web pages, again publishing instructions on how to read lists of sites that are filtered and linking to the circumvention program.

(The Observer Food Monthly once again publishes comic strips by Deighton).

After Stalin's death in 1953, Babel was rehabilitated, and his stories were again published in the Soviet Union.

But incredibly, his quintessential time-travel romantic thriller, "Time and Again," published in 1970, has never been made.

His new book, Over to You, Mr Brown: How Labour Can Win Again, published by Polity Press, will appear on March 28th.