Sentence examples for journal action from inspiring English sources

Educated in Mexico City, Rome, and Peru, he founded the journal Action d'Art in Paris in 1913 and edited it for three years.

Daudet was an anti-Semitic polemicist: an anti-Dreyfusard, a member of France's National Anti-Jewish Federation, a co-founder and editor of the right-wing and anti-Semitic journal Action Française, and, ultimately, a supporter of the Vichy regime.

The corresponding discourses are available in two international peer-reviewed journals ("Action Research" and "Educational Action Research").

But if every page of "The War Journal" sees action, almost every page raises a question as well.

Asked about the propriety of sharing the computer files with the military, both Bill Kovach, chairman of the Committee of Concerned Journalists in Washington, and Jane E. Kirtley, the Silha Professor of Media Ethics and Law at the University of Minnesota, endorsed The Journal's action.

The journal's action has Lacerda crying foul.

In 1962, Professor Horowitz founded the journal Trans-Action: Social Science and Modern Society, which strove to bring to sociology, economics, political science and the other social sciences the same explanatory rigor that Scientific American applied to the hard sciences.

The Journal News's action was outside the spirit of the law.

Mr. Scowcroft said in The Journal that military action to remove Mr. Hussein would "seriously jeopardize, if not destroy, the global counterterrorist campaign we have undertaken".

Susan, who had worked at some of the most prestigious media outlets in New York, including The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal, swung into action, introducing me to well-connected friends, overhauling my résumé and coaching me on my career.

The Journal said official action coordinated through the Federal Aviation Administration, which licenses and approves all commercial rocket launches, could come in the next few weeks.