Sentence examples for newspaper to be published from inspiring English sources

Camis has an idea for a critical newspaper, to be published one hour after the first editions of the other papers morning and evening.

Printed with English and Cherokee side-by-side, it was the first North American Indian newspaper to be published in an indigenous language, as well as the first North American bilingual newspaper.

"We want the A400M but not at any price," the German defense minister, Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg, reiterated during an interview with the Bayernkurier newspaper to be published Saturday.

The terms of the agreement stipulated that Taylor would be responsible for "…establishing, editing conducting and managing a certain newspaper to be published weekly in Manchester aforesaid under the name or title 'The Manchester Guardian'".

His comments, in an interview with Israel's Maariv newspaper to be published on Friday, followed a demonstration in Tel Aviv last week in which migrants were attacked and abused.

"It would be a critical newspaper, to be published one hour after the first editions of the other papers, twice a day, morning and evening," he told us when we called on him in a hotel on West Seventieth Street, where he had spent his first five days in America.

The current semi-civilian government has pushed through some change over the past four years, opening up the once-isolated economy, releasing political prisoners and allowing independent newspapers to be published.

The final edition of the Independent newspaper is to be published next week, and other newspaper groups are making significant job cuts.

"What is important is victory," said Aleksandr Voloshin, the presidential chief of staff, putting the best face on the results in an interview with the newspaper Izvestia to be published on Tuesday.

PRAGUE, March 31 (Reuters) - Greece has gone a long way on the path of reforms and now stands a chance to overcome its debt crisis but still faces many tough measures, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said in a newspaper interview to be published on Saturday.

Notwithstanding the terror tactics that had for years been used to intimidate Zimbabwe's media, opposition newspapers continued to be published, with front-page photographs showing victims of official violence.