Sentence examples for production publication from inspiring English sources

The production, publication and dissemination of expert guidance, empirically tested, would be of major benefit – a large step towards improving quality in population surveys of headache prevalence, burden and cost.

MacKinnon and Dworkin thought that criminalizing the production, publication or consumption of pornography would be counterproductive, serving to drive the industry underground, thereby only further obscuring the harm it causes to women.

Since starting his independent publishing company, manual, in 2006, he stands at the forefront in establishing a platform for music production, publication, installation, and other projects of experimental incentives.

It is a tribute to the partnership and hard work of all those involved that we have been able to open our first site in America and move another step closer to our aim of providing a global service for short-run digital production publications".

Graphic Arts Applications Businesses engaged in graphic production, public relations, and publication are likely to require scanning capabilities that favor detail and color over high speed and conversion to text.

Regulated campaign activities include the production and publication of materials made available to the public – such as leaflets, canvassing and market research – and organising public rallies or other public events.

These scenes are the author's discarded experiments, not meant for production or publication.

The need for time to focus on a long term, in-depth project and bring it to fruition as a production or publication is a common refrain.

The editor claims full responsibility for procrastinating over the post's production and publication, blaming his conception of time for the delay.

Mr. Belghouat's lawyers said there was no evidence connecting him to the production or publication of the video online, and Human Rights Watch condemned his trial and harsh sentence as a breach of Morocco's constitutional guarantees of freedom of expression.

"Our programs also have an emphasis on the original playing conditions of the play and any evidence about its first production and publication," said Nick Robins, head of periodicals for Shakespeare's Globe.