Sentence examples for directed publication from inspiring English sources

He served for five years with the United States Army during World War II and for several years directed publication of Yank, the Army's weekly newspaper in the Pacific Theater.

He wrote extensively on economics, his works including the classic Les finances de la France sous la troisième République (1898 1901), and directed publication of Nouveau dictionnaire d'économie politique (1891 92).

Prior to joining the Whiting School in 2006, she edited magazines, directed publications, marketing and public relations programs and was a freelance writer for arts, cultural, and educational institutions, including the Maryland Institute College of Art, the Maryland Historical Society, the Jewish Museum of Maryland, and the Maryland State Arts Council.

After escaping to Taiwan, he became the head of anthropology and archaeology at the National University in Taipei (1950) and began directing publication of his remaining Anyang materials.

He must also attend to the traditional duties of his position: organizing an annual symposium, directing publications, and selecting and guiding interns and fellows.

From 1975 he directed the publication Actes de la Recherche en Sciences Sociales in which many of his articles appeared.

The driving force behind WikiLeaks, Assange has directed the publication of secret documents on the Afghan and Iraq wars, Guantánamo Bay prisoner files, and 250,000 US diplomatic cables.

As secretary-general of the Union of Angolan Writers, Vieira directed the publication of a number of works by other Angolan authors and poets.

He taught art at Hunter College (1951 58, 1971 72), directed the publication of the series "The Documents of Modern Art" (1944 52), and wrote numerous essays on art and aesthetics.

PL directed the publication.

VMCE & RRJG directed the publication.