Sentence examples for made publication from inspiring English sources
Just last year Congress passed a bill that would have made publication of any classified information a crime.
The Internet bears crucial witness to a factor that Yagoda discusses in the context of the explosion of memoirs in the seventeenth century (when changes in printing technology and paper production made publication possible on a greater scale than before): the way that advances in media and means of distribution can affect the evolution of the personal narrative.
It was funded by the COC Central Education Committeee) of the Jeroen Bosch Hospital and supported by Bauerfeind (Haarlem, The Netherlands), who provided the using braces and made publication of this protocol possible.
Over the last three years I have become very stoic, and since censorship has made publications and dailies ineffectual, I have become more interested in research work.
But I had no idea whether the subject itself would make publication unlikely, and so it indeed appeared from the moment it was offered to publishers.
Sources said the inquiry was mired in legal and technical difficulties with some parts of a preliminary report viewed as inaccurate by RBS and FSA directors, making publication impossible.
The digital age has raised new opportunities and challenges associated with sustainability, while it has also called copyright conventions into question by making publication, replication, and distribution fast, simple, and individually driven.
Scientists around the world volunteer their time reviewing others' manuscripts to help editors make publication decisions.
A big difference, of course, is that we use our analysis to make publication decisions.
But, while France has a clear privacy law which makes publication of photos taken on private property both a criminal and a civil offence, it also has a clutch of successful celebrity magazines which often simply ignore the law.
In addition, the positive results are more easily published, making publication bias generated.
