Sentence examples for avoiding publishing from inspiring English sources
After the start of the European war in 1939 American scientists began avoiding publishing military-related research, and in 1940 scientific journals began asking the National Academy of Sciences to clear articles.
Ms. Regan, however, said it was absurd to avoid publishing worthwhile books about the attack.
After graduating from Mount Holyoke, she followed her counselor's advice to avoid publishing and graduated from the Carnegie Library School in Pittsburgh.
I think that any notion that The Times was trying to avoid publishing the e-mail messages is a manufactured issue.
The ombudsman's 2011 Strategic Review, which it avoided publishing, suggested the bottom 20% of performers among the team handled some 10% cases.
In the ensuing years some journalists avoided publishing the real names, because descendants of the original families were ambivalent about how Agee had portrayed their lives.
Godfrey said he was determined to involve the local community in drawing up the plan and had avoided publishing any architects' images of what the town might look like.
The select committee report also accuses the BBC Trust of using talks about a possible tie-up between BBC Worldwide and Channel 4, which were taking place over the summer, as "an excuse" to avoid publishing considered replies to its recommendations.
Judge Riddle said he would cancel the condition requiring the group to avoid publishing or disseminating extremist material, saying: "It's not necessary because it would be a criminal offence if you did that".
And neither the pro-choice nor pro-life camp wants more abortions -- which adoption agencies in Florida say are already taking place, as scared teenage girls try to avoid publishing their sexual histories in the newspapers.
A Guardian investigation last year found that he had put his multimillion-pound income through an obscure partnership structure called Windrush Ventures, which enabled him to avoid publishing normal company accounts.
