Sentence examples for issue of index from inspiring English sources

Julian Petley writes about obscenity and the internet in the new issue of Index on Censorship.

A longer version of this article appears in the current issue of Index on Censorship magazine.

NB: McChrystal's article, "Beyond belief", can be found in the print version of the latest issue of Index on Censorship.

This is an edited extract from the forthcoming 250th issue of Index on Censorship magazine, focusing on the risks facing reporters around the world.

This is an edited extract from his article 'Research by Numbers' in the latest issue of Index on Censorship, published by SAGE This content is brought to you by Guardian Professional.

As Julian Petley showed in the March 2009 issue of Index on Censorship, these new measures remove the old distinction in the Obscene Publications Act 1959 between "pornography" and "literature", leaving the police free to meddle in the moral maze of contemporary art.

However, neither of these models addressed the issue of therapeutic index since the WT p53 function was restored only to tumour cells and not to normal cells (Ventura et al, 2007; Xue et al, 2007).

Unsurprisingly, concern with race and immigration issues is at its most acute in the suburbs and among the relatively old.Despite changes in their order, the top four issues of this index have remained constant over the past year.

They will further allow us to create "dynamic" (blob in/blob out) phantoms without the potential confounding issues of refractive index mismatches, as were noted when using mixed material phantoms in [ 27].

This startling claim is from "Smashed Hits", a special issue of the magazine Index, put out by a London-based watchdog, Index on Censorship.

Dobrynin depicted Reagan as a serious if determined interlocutor, engaged on major issues — without benefit of index cards.