Sentence examples for pamphlets issued from inspiring English sources

Pamphlets issued by FHA (1934-1938) Source: NARA, RG 31.

His annual Academy Notes (a series of pamphlets issued by an English publisher from 1855 to 1859) sustained his reputation as a persuasive commentator on contemporary painting.

Serial issues, books, and pamphlets, issued by anarchist, socialist, communist and other left-wing organizations, relating to political and cultural conditions in Argentina.

"How different these enlightened voices from the past sound compared to the frenetic ranting and condemnations of everything that is new and different that we see and hear everywhere in the Arab and Muslim worlds today," he wrote in one of a series of pamphlets issued by the library.

It was one of several free trade books and pamphlets issued by the Fisher Unwin press which, together with celebratory centenary events, helped to define free trade as a major progressive cause of the Edwardian era.

He referred to a pamphlet issued by New York City titled "It's the Law: Your Rights When Disputing a Defective Parking Ticket".

15. T. Peters, "The Case for Experimentation: or, you can't plan your way to unplanning a formerly planned economy" (Palo Alto, California, pamphlet issued by Tom Peters Group, 1990).

More important is "Poverty and Deprivation in the U.S.," a bulky pamphlet issued by the Conference on Economic Progress, in Washington, whose national committee includes Thurman Arnold, Leon H. Keyserling (said to be the principal author of the pamphlet), and Walter P. Reuther.

Although an 1882 pamphlet issued by the developers renounced "any socialistic union, even of the most plausible and conservative character," there was talk of buying coal and ice in bulk and retaining a common staff for cooking and laundry.

The New Yorker, October 14, 1939 P. 13 We have been reading, over and over, a pamphlet issued by Bonner & Bonner, a firm dealing in investment securities, at 120 Bway.

Miliband has derived many of his ideas from a pamphlet issued by the IPPR thinktank detailing how the bill for rent subsidy has risen at the expense of housebuilding funds.