Sentence examples for be published as it from inspiring English sources

In its verdict in September 2012, the freedom of information tribunal had ruled that the correspondence should be published as "it was in the public interest for there to be transparency as to how and when Prince Charles seeks to influence government".

Now, I'm afraid, mortally afraid, I feel it, that if the book were to be published as it is in its present edited form, I may never write another story, that's how closely, God Forbid, some of those stories are to my sense of regaining my health and mental well-being.... Please help me with this, Gordon.

"If the book were to be published as it is in its present edited form," he said in the letter, "I may never write another story, that's how closely, God Forbid, some of those stories are to my sense of regaining my health and mental well-being".

Carver, who had recently met Ms. Gallagher (he later divorced his first wife, Maryann Burk) and stopped drinking, wrote: "If the book were to be published as it is in its present edited form, I may never write another story, that's how closely, God Forbid, some of those stories are to my sense of regaining my health and mental well-being". He then detailed what he wanted restored.

Small portions of the letter have been released to the media over the past few weeks, which test the resolve of even the most committed believer in the iceberg technique: "Please do the necessary things to stop production of the book... If the book were to be published as it is in its present edited form, I may never write another story". It would take a hard heart to resist that.

I'm afraid, mortally afraid, I feel it, that if the book were to be published as it is in its present edited form, I may never write another story, that's how closely, God Forbid, some of those stories are to my sense of regaining my health and mental well-being.

The Bush administration has said it will be published as is, without the Israeli changes.

He added: "The review expects the report to be published within six weeks and we hope it will be published as swiftly as possible".

It can be published as is in my view in BD.

But it should have been published as it had already come up in evidence.

They also argue that it is effectively impossible to remove anything once it has been published, as it can instantly be replicated via a screengrab.