Sentence examples for items were published from inspiring English sources

The medalet, along with two other similar items, had been acquired by W. H. Rolfe, who later acquired five other items from the same hoard, and all eight items were published in the Society's Numismatic Chronicle in 1845.

New York's highest court has drawn on a 1948 ruling on defamation in deciding that traditional print definitions of when items are "published" also apply to the Web.

A complete list of final PROMIS proxy items is published elsewhere [ 24].

Data were collected using a structured questionnaire containing 44 questions covering relationships, health, lifestyle behaviours and key demographics such as age, gender, ethnicity and postcode of residence (a full list of data items is published elsewhere [ 34]).

The two controversial vertebroplasty studies cited in your item were published in the New England Journal of Medicine, not in the usual peer-reviewed specialty spine, orthopedic, neurosurgery or interventional radiology journals, whose editors are much better equipped to review complex and nuanced spinal study protocols and results.

In that decision, the court said the initial publication of a defamatory statement established when the item was "published" for purposes of the statute of limitations.

The news item was published somewhat later in English than in Norwegian purely due to administrative issues relating to translation and publication.

As for authenticity, he points to its system of approvals; no item is published for a client without his or her blessing.

Before the "Periscope" item was published, Thomas wrote, John Barry showed a draft to "a senior Defense official," who steered him away from one detail — that a certain general might be a target of the investigation — but "was silent about the rest of the item".

We are sorry to learn some six years later that the story was not accurate and offer our sincere apologies.'" The paper says that during the James Cameron memorial lecture, delivered on Monday at City University London, Peston said his wife was a Mail reader "who carried on enjoying the paper even after the diary item was published".

It's easier to laugh about it than to think about how State House coverage is dying," wrote Moraff in an email to the Atlantic Wire shortly after our original item was published.