Sentence examples for and that published from inspiring English sources
Further complicating the matter was the fact that Cronin already had a deal with Dial Press, a literary imprint that's part of Random House and that published his two novels — and he owed it a third one, for which he'd been paid an advance.
To improve DRR knowledge dissemination systems, joint efforts are being made to ensure that EU research contracts from 2020 on will include clauses to ensure publication standards and ethics are respected and that published research is reproducible.
From our own research, and that published in the field, we now have access to a range of high quality images that have been generated from high-speed video and photogrammetry work, computational simulations or flow visualizations.
Several parallels can be drawn from this data and that published by Kocherlakota et al., on the intracellular domain of the Duf ligand SNS [36].
Panel 3 noted that virus inactivation measures should be thoroughly validated and that published data for inactivation of SARS-CoV are not complete.
Another difference between our study and that published is that our epitopes consisted of those in nef gene but not vpu gene, whereas Walker's study did not cover nef but vpu.
He added that the footage was a "state secret", and that publishing it was an act of "espionage".
BT has argued that it is still surveying some areas, and that publishing the most comprehensive forecasts would reveal its methods to rivals.
In the Aboriginal father case the council said its decision was in the interests of a "free and vigorous press" and that publishing two balancing opinion pieces on Indigenous issues in the News Corp daily broadsheet was a more appropriate response.
Ministers say some of the details in the register have already been published in impact assessments and that publishing the entire document would flout a fundamental principle that advice by officials given in confidence should be protected.
The BBC has resisted these calls, insisting that the pay contracts of individual stars are confidential and that publishing them could damage the corporation's ability to attract the best talent.
