Sentence examples for delay the publication from inspiring English sources

Most public-private partnerships, for example, are bound by clauses that restrict the public dissemination of company-owned information or delay the publication of emerging results.

However, the MoD denied that the documents were being withheld in order to delay the publication of their contents.

A British publisher said it would delay the publication of the novel "The Jewel of Medina," by Sherry Jones, according to the British Web site TheBookseller.com.

Similarly, these researchers could potentially prevent or at least delay the publication of research findings that could diminish sales for their supporting company.

The decision to delay the publication of the Muslim Brotherhood review, taken on Monday morning on the direct orders of Cameron, caused some surprise in Whitehall and Westminster.

Last weekend a senior figure from one of the regulators, Monitor, said they had been "leaned on" by Whitehall to delay the publication until after the conference.

A number of mishaps delayed the publication date, and Mishima couldn't wait.

The publisher, Amy Einhorn Books, an imprint of Penguin Group USA, has delayed the publication of a paperback edition next year from February to June.

Mr. Brumberg died in 1955, and Mr. Modigliani delayed the publication of a final "aggregate" paper until 1980.

The government recently delayed the publication of its childhood obesity strategy, initially planned to be launched last year, until this autumn.

The sheer scale of victims' testimonies being examined has delayed the publication of Smith's report by a month.