Sentence examples for linked to a published from inspiring English sources

When linked to a published article, these additional files serve as a repository of original data for other scholars to use after appropriate credit (as required by the Open Access charter and the accompanying license)[ 1].

He and four other people linked to a Hong Kong publishing company and its bookshop had gone missing in recent months.

Recently the sites have linked to an article published in September in Time magazine, "The Army's Totally Serious Mind-Control Project," which described a $4 million contract given to the Army to develop "thought helmets" that would allow troops to communicate through brain waves on the battlefield.

This is a lesson I learned the hard way back in 2005 when I was hit with an enormous libel claim (and the possibility of imprisonment for contempt of court) when the publication I edited linked to a libellous story (published in France) about a certain English Premiership football player.

But he vowed to pursue royalty payments linked to a memoir Mr. Kerviel published in 2010 and to any future film deals.

Roy last tweeted on 6 February, where he linked to a list of books published by writers who contributed to his site Mukto Mona at the Ekushey BoiMela book fair – the same book fair he was returning from when he was killed in the attack that also seriously injured his wife, Rafida Ahmed.

In the email, Baer linked to a Washington Examiner story published earlier Thursday with the headline: "Specter of sex scandal injected into GOP leadership race".

"But he's right," it said, linking to a story published by the conservative website Breitbart News.

The president also retweeted a message from "Fox & Friends" linking to a report published Monday on Fox News' website.

Applicants must include a link to a published white paper in their application by July 20 , 2018

Link to a published article, blog or website associated with your news.