Sentence examples for legally published from inspiring English sources

In 1966, an American edition of the book was legally published for the first time, by Grove Press.

Google has refused, insisting that only publishers or courts, not individuals or search engines, should have the power to remove information, assuming that it was legally published.

Unofficial copies of "Mein Kampf" are easily accessible on the Internet already, and the book is legally published abroad, including in the United States.

There are also these much happier facts: The legally published version of Mr. Jiang's book has sold at least one million copies in China since its release last year, along with perhaps six million black market copies and other knockoffs.

That is generally reasonable: you cannot punish someone for disseminating information that is legally published first, because that would be purposeless as it is already available and second, because if the initial publication is legal the further dissemination cannot be illegal.

Federal investigators, theorizing that the anthrax attacks could be the work of a home-grown loner with a scientific bent and a deep grudge, have been looking at the germ-warfare manuals that are legally published and sold in the United States.

This means that, unless a German court decides otherwise, as of January 1 , 2016 anyone can legally publish "Mein Kampf".

Ravi De Silva, consultant cardiothoracic surgeon at Papworth Hospital Ethically, and indeed legally, publishing surgeons' mortality data is no longer a debate.

Officials recently refused to renew his identity card and proof of residence, without which he can't legally publish in Morocco.

Giap had by then joined the Communist Party, which could now legally publish newspapers in French and Vietnamese, and he wrote articles in both languages.

The Daily News, Zimbabwe's only independent daily newspaper and a sharp critic of President Robert G. Mugabe, failed to appear on the streets after the Supreme Court ruled Thursday that it could not legally publish without a government license.