Sentence examples for may publish the from inspiring English sources

"New York may publish the books, but Seattle significantly defines America's reading list".

Prudential remains in discussion with the regulator and may publish the prospectus next week, these people said.

Second, the Chief himself may publish the maxim according to which rebellion will be sanctioned with death, "for when he knows he possesses irresistible power he need not fear vitiating his own purpose by publishing his maxims" (1795: 383).

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At each annual treatment, either the patient or his or her doctor may publish the result in the collective literature, which is a simple, chronological stack.

People in the psychiatric community began associating Kierkegaard and Freud in the late nineteen-forties, and, in 1950, the American psychologist Rollo May published "The Meaning of Anxiety," in which he brought Kierkegaard and other philosophers together with psychoanalysis.

The company has said it may publish these costs.

Alas, he says that for the benefit of the company and future companies about which Goodwater may publish reports, the firm intends to stay neutral, "presenting facts and analyses that people can use to come up with their own conclusions".

But Cole said that the foreign-focused surveillance orders – orders that have included Americans' communications "incidentally" collected and subject to usage restrictions – are subject to a six-month delay, meaning tech firms' periodic transparency reports may publish information on the National Security Letters and Fisa orders they receive, but not covering the same period.

Alsup is worried that Google and Oracle may have "retained or paid print or internet authors, journalists, commentators, or bloggers who have and/or may publish comments on the issues in this case".

There are, and will be, just nine employees, and the number of books the company may publish each year is also fixed.