Sentence examples for for immediate publication from inspiring English sources

He took it for immediate publication, but, although it was advertised, unaccountably it never appeared.

Notebooks on churches and castles he had visited, neatly illustrated, presented as if they were ready for immediate publication, all stacked away in the library at Sydmonton.

This gets emptied once a week and a team of readers and myself select some of the most thought-provoking (and of course anonymous) thoughts about the nation's sex life for immediate publication on the gallery walls.

I'm accepting your piece for immediate publication!!!" You'll only succeed in making the rejector hate you.

When Beauchamp finished the confession in mid-June 1826, his uncle, Senator Beauchamp, took it to the state printer for immediate publication.

Newton, through the Royal Society, led the movement for their immediate publication.

Nick Clegg has called for the immediate publication of the Chilcot report into the Iraq war and urged those likely to be criticised to accept the public scrutiny.

But Labour called for the immediate publication of the letter amid concerns that the Cabinet Office, which was alerted by Main in September, is planning to release the letter after parliament rises for the Christmas recess on Thursday to prevent any MPs raising its conclusions on the floor of the house until the new year.

Labour has called for the immediate publication of a letter by the cabinet secretary, Sir Jeremy Heywood, which is expected to indicate whether the Northern Ireland secretary, Theresa Villiers, broke the ministerial code by failing to declare a meeting with a lobbyist.

Mr Byrne has written to Education Secretary Michael Gove calling for the immediate publication of all the Ofsted reports, warning that it was unfair to delay giving schools and parents the official outcome of inspections.

Labour has called for the immediate publication of a government report about the impact of immigration on the UK economy following suggestions that it has been withheld by Downing Street.