Sentence examples similar to mark publications from inspiring English sources

The Did I Mention The Free Wine? 2010 Tour starts 21 September to mark publication of Tales from the Woods (Ebury, £9.99).

This implies open access to every step of the process and measures such as making public the criteria for the exam marking, publication of the correct answers, option to review the markings by those so wishing and the external design and elaboration of the exam questionnaire.

This short tour marks publication of the book, and is the precursor to a major stage show planned for 2016.

This result indicated a distinctly marked publication bias in the case of publication of studies for reliability of peer review.

NGOs are also required to mark their publications with the term, and start any oral statement with a disclosure that it is being delivered by a foreign agent.

To mark the publication, Oxfam is also publishing a couple of short interviews with LRA victims.

His next public appearance will be at a press conference on Thursday to mark the publication of the Bank's first quarterly inflation report since it cut interest rates to a record low of 0.25% in August.

Coventry University's London campus is combining both spoken and written word next week with a debate to mark the publication of The Phone Hacking Scandal: Journalism on Trial?

To mark the publication of The Blue Touch Paper, David Hare will talk to Jonathan Freedland for Guardian Live on 24 November at King's Place, London.

To mark the publication of the latest, we have unlocked all of Caro's previous pieces on Johnson in our archive.

Salmond made the claim at a news conference to mark the publication of the Scottish government's 670-page white paper on independence.