Sentence examples for first publish from inspiring English sources

Similar to structured approaches, agents first publish terms within their stored documents.

To ensure that the public can observe this policymaking, the relevant agency must first publish a "Notice of Proposed Rulemaking" in the Federal Register that solicits public comments.

Short reports demand less time of authors, reviewers, and readers, but an undesirable consequence is that findings are less likely to be replicated even by the investigators who first publish them.

However, for an article like the one mentioned above, I think it is appropriate to first publish it in the paper, particularly the Sunday paper where readers expect to read new, original material.

"Among independent Ukrainian journalists," wrote Ukrainian journalist Sergii Leshchenko back in 2012, "there is an unspoken competition as to who will first publish photos of this monument to national corruption".

Bush signed a bill repealing Florida's so-called Scarlet Letter law that required unwed women seeking to put a child up for adoption to first publish their sexual histories in a newspaper if they did not know the identity of the father.

First published in Publishers Weekly.

This article was first published by CapX.

This poem was first published in 1920.

But this is my first published fiction.

The work was first published in 1839.