Sentence examples for official publisher from inspiring English sources

Here's Annie Proulx's official publisher page.

For each type of legal material, the state must name a state agency or official as the "official publisher". The official publisher has the responsibility to authenticate, preserve, and provide access to the legal material.

What is required is that the official publisher provides a method for the user to determine that the electronic record is unaltered from the one published by the official publisher.

It has been the official publisher of the Academic Ranking of World Universities since 2009". Learn more at their website.

Meanwhile, in England, although Sampson Low was the "official" publisher, he did not have a free market.

The Act would have states designate a state employee or agency, not a private publisher, to serve as an "official publisher" of statutes for purposes of authenticating and preserving state codes.

Be careful with self publishing and posting on blogs as many official publishers will only accept first rights, that is, the right to be the first source from which your works appear anywhere.

The Standards section of the Act (Section 9) directs official publishers of electronic legal material to consider developing standards and best practices as they choose and to implement methods for the authentication, preservation, and permanent access of electronic records.

Among the invited participants are patients, students, entrepreneurs, educators, policy makers, government officials, publishers and researchers from around the world.

Protestants Abroad reveals the untold story of how these missionary-connected individuals left an enduring mark on American public life as writers, diplomats, academics, church officials, publishers, foundation executives, and social activists.

A broad array of educated Chinese -- top government officials, publishers, bankers, artists, lawyers and pro-democracy advocates -- have come together in extraordinary agreement on the issue, investing their hope for progress in China in a contentious trade vote occurring 10,000 miles away.