Sentence examples for be published only under from inspiring English sources

Lyudmila Petrushevskaya's plays portray family life; her collection of stories Bessmertnaya lyubov (1988; Immortal Love) could be published only under Mikhail Gorbachev.

Many of his works were published only posthumously, often under arbitrary titles, as Słowacki never named them himself.

Some research papers go under the radar long after being published, only being noticed by the scientific community decades or even a century after being published, Scientific American reports.

It had been published only eight years earlier.

Unfortunately it is published only in Italian.

T 1/2,fast was published only twice.

In its 63rd year, the Club was publishing only three or four titles each year in editions of 300, unlike the earlier runs of 2,000 under George Macy.

While publishing more contracts and detailed expenditure is progressive, benchmarking reports can only be published under direction from the mayor.

If only his works could be published under any of his other names: "The Wizard of the North", "The Great Unknown', or – given the 200th anniversary of its publication today, "The Author of Waverley" – we might be able to see Scott's astonishing work with properly fresh eyes.

In 1663 Spinoza published Renati des Cartes Principiorum Philosophiae (1663; René Descartes's Principles of Philosophy), the only one of his works to be published under his own name in his lifetime.

One day, he is ordered to write a novel to be published under the name of the country's dictator — and given only a month for the task.