Sentence examples for it can publish from inspiring English sources
Under Malaysian law, a newspaper must obtain a permit from the government before it can publish.
As a result, New Express has probably been told it must limit what it can publish from now on about the case.
One particular draw of Hong Kong is that it can publish and carry books that are censored on the other side of the border for political reasons.
It can publish millions of stories in minutes – or publish only some of them, if the data doesn't reach a given threshold of newsworthiness.
Although hampered by the law on what evidence it can publish, the Guardian today reveals the extent of Mr Hamilton's covert links with Mr Greer.
As The Oregonian wrote in an editorial, "If sports is news -- and it is -- the university can't regulate the broadcast reporting of that news anymore than it can tell a newspaper how many photos and words it can publish".
"If I write something now, I can publish it, even if it reaches only a few people," she concluded.
"I'm keeping a diary, but I don't think I can publish it," she said, as McKellen leaned against the wall, smiling.
But I can publish this graph.
And once you're done with it, you can publish it either as a website hosted on the wix.com domain or as a widget to be embedded or sent to friends via email.
IPhoto can add the date, the weather and location data to the journal, among other information, and when it's complete, you can publish it to iCloud or iTunes.
