Sentence examples for permit publication from inspiring English sources

Chanda is too scared to permit publication of her full name or photograph.

Solberg posted the photograph on her Facebook page after the company had deleted it from the sites of Norwegian authors and the newspaper Aftenposten, which mounted a front-page campaign on Friday urging Facebook to permit publication.

Justice Hugo L. Black, who would become a leading champion of the First Amendment, wrote that nothing in the ruling could "compel A.P. or its members to permit publication of anything which their 'reason' tells them should not be published".

Hume tells us that "Of the Standard of Taste" was written in some haste and exists only to permit publication of other essays (HL 2, 253).

More than one has found the English to be of insufficient standard to permit publication.

But since nobody is really sure what is and isn't classified, the agency permits publication of a lot of material that could go either way.

The leak itself had huge unintended ramifications: the supreme court decision permitting publication is considered among the most important in the court's history.

By David Remnick October 21, 2014 Katharine Graham, the publisher of the Washington Post, and Benjamin C. Bradlee, its executive editor, review reports on the 6 3 U.S. Supreme Court decision permitting publication of the Pentagon Papers, June 30 , 1971

"I find the process very mysterious and very subjective". During the presidential campaign, the agency set off a political storm by permitting publication of "Imperial Hubris: Why the West Is Losing the War on Terror," by Mr. Scheuer, a C.I.A. officer who once ran the unit tracking Osama bin Laden.

Since the end of the war, the Imperial Household Agency has permitted publication of scientific works by Hirohito.

This increased availability of data permitted publication in 2005 of intrapartum stillbirth rates for 192 countries.