Sentence examples for may published a from inspiring English sources

In October, Mr. May published a report after a Tompkins County legislator, Carol Chock, asked him to look into the issue.

Brodie has written hundreds of papers and technical reports on the issue, and in May published a paper estimating what would be required to get the water to an adequate state by 2025.

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on 12 May published a dispatch in its Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report about H1N1 in pregnancy that describes her case in detail.

So May published a picture of the village church on his website and offered a prize to anyone who could identify it.

Dissemination by MINALOC, or a collaborative/inter-ministerial entity, may publish a regular bulletin or newsletter, much like the one published bi-monthly by MINITRASO/UNICEF in 1995-1996 ('Children: the Future of Rwanda' series in English and French).

If you are purchasing something on the web, you may be asked to provide your credit card details.  UNICEF sites with specific requirements to collect personal information may publish a privacy policy specific for that site.

Ask the clerk of courts for a list of newspapers where you may publish a valid legal ad.

In cases where an institutional investigation of large-scale error or misconduct is under way, Science may publish an Editorial Expression of Concern relating to the paper in question.

Ukip may have published a professional-looking manifesto but a closer look at the document exposes an amateur gaffe.

Andreas Maier published Kirillow, a novel whose title was an allusion to a nihilist character from Fyodor Dostoyevsky's novel Demons (1873).

Depending on the subject, external deadlines, and the amount of oral evidence the committee decides to take, an inquiry may last for several months and give rise to a report to the House; other inquiries may simply consist of a single day's oral evidence which the committee may publish without making a report.