Sentence examples for original publication date from inspiring English sources

Twin Books appealed the decision, and in March 1996 the Ninth Circuit Court reversed the original decision, stating that the novel was a foreign work in 1923 that was not in its home country's public domain when released, therefore the original publication date could not be used in arguing American copyright law.

The review also misstated the guidebook's original publication date.

An excerpt in the Reading File column last Sunday from an article in Foreign Policy magazine about stem cell research in Asia misstated the original publication date.

The most recent printing, its ninth, was its largest at 20,000 copies -- unusual for a book so far removed from its original publication date.

It has been brought forward from its original publication date in June in the wake of ElBaradei's renewed rise to international prominence in Egypt's developing revolution.

The original publication date on CDT Chinese is noted after the directives; the date given may indicate when the directive was leaked, rather than when it was issued.

Read more » An earlier version of this posting omitted the original publication dates of these articles.

Setting out to record the pieces as originally intended by the poet, the university's Centre for Robert Burns Studies gave a group of 11 musicians and singers copies of the original publications, dating between 1787 and the 1930s, and asked them to perform what they could read.

Notice of Correction: Changes have been made to this article since its original online publication date of 23 January 2014.

In the original publication, the accepted date was published incorrectly.

By placing the copyright symbol on your work, you are telling others that you know your rights, and give a legally-relevant date of original publication.