Sentence examples for cancel publication from inspiring English sources

"It's been an emotional roller coaster, but it turned out that I had little choice but to cancel publication," he said in an interview.

The historian Orlando Figes contends that the Kremlin pressured his Moscow publisher to cancel publication of his latest book, "The Whisperers: Private Life in Stalin's Russia".

COMPANIES can also cancel publication of works they dislike, as one client, an industrial and consumer goods manufacturer that Winthrop declined to identify, did three years ago.

By Victoria Loustalot March 3, 2009 The historian Orlando Figes contends that the Kremlin pressured his Moscow publisher to cancel publication of his latest book, "The Whisperers: Private Life in Stalin's Russia".

He observed, for openers: "Mr. Sloan did not cancel publication of the book.

But its British publisher, Secker & Warburg, canceled publication, saying it was afraid of being sued.

The book's original American publisher, Random House, canceled publication after being warned that the novel might inflame Muslim extremists.

Last month the museum abruptly cancelled publication of the contributions, blaming four Greek academics for failing to meet a year-long deadline to submit their papers.

Earlier this year, Mr. Unger's book became the latest casualty of Britain's tough libel laws when his British publisher, Secker & Warburg, canceled publication, saying that it was afraid of being sued.

Bestselling thriller writer James Patterson has cancelled publication of his novel The Murder of Stephen King, belatedly deciding that he did not want to cause King and his family "any discomfort".

The book, about the tangled connections between President Bush and his circle and Saudi Arabia's royal family, became a casualty of Britain's tough libel laws earlier this year when Mr. Unger's British publisher, Secker & Warburg, canceled publication, saying it was afraid of being sued.