Sentence examples for has regularly published from inspiring English sources

In recent weeks it has regularly published close-up pictures of the growing belly of Joschka Fischer, Mr Schröder's foreign minister, who is often struggling with punishing diets.

Since its inaugural issue in 2010, the magazine has regularly published 2-D works with the same eccentric qualities as Cattelan's sculptures.

He has regularly published photography books featuring his third and fourth wives, Marie Helvin and Catherine Dyer, in exotic locations and ever-wilder maquillage and tribal markings.

Unfortunately, most have not been sustainable and in recent years no African country has regularly published countrywide data on the provision of RRT.

Over the past 20 years, the Global Initiative for Asthma (GINA) has regularly published and annually updated a global strategy for asthma management and prevention that has formed the basis for many national guidelines.

At Standard & Poor's, we take very seriously the growing financial strain many states and municipalities are experiencing, and have regularly published our concerns over the years, particularly on pension financing issues.

In addition, we have regularly published our rationale for maintaining the United States' current triple-A rating (for example, resilient economy, status of the dollar as the world's reserve currency), but have also cited its huge spending increases and deficits as reasons for concern in the long term.

Only El Nacional and the weekly Tal Cual have regularly published content about the opposition.

Investigations, including by VICE News and open source investigation outlet Bellingcat, have regularly published pictures of Russian soldiers in Ukraine.

Notice that Charles Krauthammer, George Will, Michael Gerson, Jennifer Rubin, Robert Samuelson, Robert Kagan, Mike Thiessen, and Kathleen Parker all have regularly published columns, along with Chuck Lane, Dana Milbank, and Ruth Marcus often taking up the Republican cause--if only to bash liberals.

The U.S. full-employment budget was developed during World War II and has been regularly published in the president's annual Economic Report since 1962.