Sentence examples for book dissemination from inspiring English sources

Derrida's 1972 book "Dissemination" makes almost perfect sense if you come to it after an immersion in Mallarmé.

The Guardian, in fact, has slipped into the single largest crack in the free speech laws that are on the books here — the dissemination of state secrets protecting queen and country in the British homeland.

The invention of movable type, an innovation of colossal impact, led to a proliferation of books and the dissemination of knowledge.

The squalls and even the storms that have beset publishing in the last few months strike me as almost beside-the-point preliminaries to the hurricane that will come ashore when the electronic dissemination of book-length text supersedes printed books — as it surely will.

On this day Ayatollah Ruholla Khomeini pronounced the fatwa, the religious ruling, that the author of The Satanic Verses and anyone involved in the book's production or dissemination was to be killed as a matter of religious duty.

It also reveals a great deal about the dissemination of books in this period; while conventional trade routes were presumably used as well, those involved in the printing of a work could take a more active personal role in the marketing of the book.

Author of more than 50 publications, including books, scientific articles and dissemination.

Other medical societies supported the publication of books, and facilitated the dissemination of educational materials.

"Further public dissemination of your book will aggravate your breach and violation of your agreements," the letter warns.

Exhibitions like the one seen at the October's Frankfurt Book Fair are helping the dissemination of Argentine poetry".

The suit complains of Duffy "displaying gay pornography in the office and requiring employees to look at it" and of indulging in the "production and dissemination of a book which included photos of MJI staff in sexual positions or nude".