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An early version of the report was posted online last month and will be formally published by the N.C.H.S. in the coming weeks.

Further funding details are not expected from either campaign until formally published by the Electoral Commission this summer, but their current declarations show they have spent a minimum of £4.66m already on campaigning, office costs and staffing.

European Union officials said on Friday that they hoped the law designating the European Central Bank as bank overseer would be approved by government ministers in October, then formally published by early November, to take effect a year later.

Related: Revealed: Qatar's World Cup 'slaves' A year on from the DLA Piper report, which was not formally published by the Qataris but has been seen by the Guardian, NGOs say that while the country has made some progress in improving conditions for workers they remain deeply concerned about the lack of structural change.

In 2010, a monograph was made available, but not formally published, by Henry Galiano and Raimund Albersdorfer in which they referred a fourth species to Amphicoelias, as "A.

When the name of a species is contributed by an individual, but the name is formally published by another, the contributor's name can be cited, separated from the publishing author as apud; for this reason, the name and authority are written Boletus Frostii Russell apud Frost in some older literature.

(The discovery was reported by Mann in Science in 2005, but has not been formally published or described by Shady).

By the time he formally published his findings, 11 years later, grading systems based on his observations were in use across the United States.

The comprehensive report, produced by the international law firm DLA Piper, was never formally published, but human rights groups say they have been told by the government that it plans to implement the recommendations in full.

A case in point: I released this paper in working paper form in 1988; by the time it was formally published in 1991, there was already a huge derivative literature, which I ended up citing in the published version.

I presented my paper on target zones at a 1988 conference; by the time it was formally published, in 1991, I had to add a section on the subsequent literature, because there were around 150 derivative papers already out there.