Sentence examples for environment for publishing from inspiring English sources

Choose a good environment for publishing.

As her partner in the store, Maggie Topkis, put it, "This is the worst environment for publishing and bookselling pretty much in the history of publishing and bookselling".

Part of the COBWEB framework is hosted on a simplified GeoCat Live environment [15], a quick-path solution for publishing spatial data and metadata on the cloud (see Fig. 4).

"Bringing the majority of these brands together in a high-quality new working space will enable us to accelerate our growth ambitions in a first class environment for specialist publishing".

On the minus side English Nature, a quango with responsibility for the environment, has published evidence that they might end up creating a new class of weed.The Royal Society's experts looked at data gathered since 1998, when a scare about the effects on rats of experimental genetically modified potatoes appeared to put the British public off the whole idea.

All prefectural governments in Japan estimate regional greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions according to guidelines established by the Ministry of the Environment and publish concrete plans for GHG reduction.

On Tuesday, the London Assembly's environment committee published a report blaming diesel vehicles for the capital's NO2 problem.

Global Witness's Deadly Environment report, published in December 2013, named Peru as the fourth worst country in the world for such killings, with almost 60 murders since 2002.

This multi-media world proved a challenging news environment for the first newspapers, published at the beginning of the seventeenth century, and it would be two hundred years before newspapers became the normative, or even predominant form of news delivery.

UL Environment publishes sustainability standards for scores of household and institutional products, from adhesives to window treatments.

In contrast, the 2009 report, "Chernobyl: Consequences of the Catastrophe for People and the Environment", published by the New York Academy of Sciences, comes to a very different conclusion.