Sentence examples for be published straight from inspiring English sources

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Future plans include special interest groups, and CEO Manoj Ranaweera tells me the site should be able to build connectors to Opentext's ECM packages, so that public facing documents can be published straight on to edocr.

Future plans include special interest groups and CEO Manoj Ranaweera tells me the site should be able to build connectors to Opentext's ECM packages, so that public facing documents can be published straight on to edocr.

The Labour frontbencher said there was a "public interest" in the information being published straight away, because of the potentially substantial economic benefits that could come to News Corp's UK and international businesses from a shrunken and less powerful BBC.

They had names, voices, and agendas, and they were published straight.

All articles that are not "straight news" will be published in ragged-right text format.

Her book, Can't Think Straight: A Memoir of Mixed-Up Love, will be published in on Dec. 28.

Her book, Can't Think Straight: A Memoir of Mixed-Up Love, will be published on Dec. 28.

Her book, Can't Think Straight: A Memoir of Mixed-Up Love, will be published Dec. 28, 2010.

How do you know that a piece is ready to be published, and cannot be improved further? — Merial W I know that a piece is ready to be published when all my facts are straight, it makes an interesting read, I'm confident that I'm informing readers and that my reporting and writing are fair and balanced.

In order to keep a straight focus on mental health related Internet use we refrained from a detailed comparison with the German public, which will be published elsewhere.