Sentence examples for print extracts from inspiring English sources

As the editors of the literary journal Novy Mir told him, they couldn't possibly print extracts from it because of its "non-acceptance of the socialist revolution".

Moulinsart SA, the Belgium-based company that manages the lucrative Tintin business, took a small Dutch fanclub to court in 2012 alleging that they did not have the right to print extracts from Hergé's books in their fanzine.

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All the city's papers printed extracts or rebuttals; every outlet had to weigh in.

The Sunday Telegraph printed extracts, later maintaining it always knew Tate was a fiction.

The pre-budget report uncritically printed extracts from an industry-sponsored report which vastly exaggerates the economic contribution of aviation.

This week a Mexican newspaper printed extracts from testimony that he gave earlier to the airline's lawyers.

Every bookstall sold out its stock of "Encounter" The editors, Stephen Spender and Irving Kristol, say they will shortly be printing extracts from the original Edict of Helsinki by Prof. Ross.

The paper printed extracts of letters from Libya's justice and finance ministers to their South African counterparts asking for help finding assets linked to Gaddafi, which might "have been illegally possessed, obtained, looted, deposited or hidden in South Africa".

The newspaper also printed extracts of a statement Aamer gave to the Metropolitan police two years ago in which he detailed the alleged brutality he has faced, part of a Met investigation into allegations of UK complicity in torture and rendition.

On Monday, the Daily Mail printed extracts from Lord Ashcroft's biography of David Cameron, in which Ashcroft claims to have been told by a current MP that Britain's real prime minister allegedly "inserted a private part of his anatomy" into the mouth of a dead pig during an initiation ceremony while he was studying at Oxford.