Sentence examples for practice of publishing from inspiring English sources

The service has been the subject of some controversy in the news industry and was successfully sued by Copiepress, a group of Belgian newspaper publishers who said the practice of publishing extracts of its news stories in search results was a breach of copyright.

The main trouble is the practice of publishing multiple ten-best lists.

I find the practice of publishing ads that are indistinguishable from content unacceptable.

Paragraph (a) reflects the traditional practice of publishing notice of an in rem action.

Mike Penning, the Road Safety Minister, was also anxious to end the practice of publishing the routes tests take.

But last year, the United States initiated a new practice of publishing patent applications 18 months after they are filed.

7 This study seeks to examine junior doctors' knowledge and practice of published measures to safeguard alertness during shift; and gather evidence of the provision of night-time facilities in hospitals that facilitate healthy working in North West England.

Of the patients on MTX who were eligible for cinacalcet therapy, only a few (28%) were prescribed the medication, highlighting the complexity of real-world practice implementations of published recommendations.

It could also curb the practice of papers publishing pictures taken by paparazzi.

He wrote and spoke frequently on the theory and practice of planning, publishing his book "American Places: In Search of the Twenty-First Century Campus" in 2006.

The London Evening Standard is to break with its long-held practice of not publishing on bank holidays in order to be the first in print with pictures of the royal wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton.