Sentence examples for propose to publish from inspiring English sources

Departments should be able to publish lists of evaluations they have commissioned, from whom they have commissioned them, and when they propose to publish them.

"In light of Mr Fedorcio's resignation today, those proceedings cannot now take place and I propose to publish our investigation report detailing our findings in the next few days".

I know of only one man who says he has details of Baker's experience when young, and this man does not propose to publish the facts until Mr. Baker has gone.

We propose to publish the longer term toxicity data (relating to the intermittent vs continuous strategies) at a later date, together with quality of life and primary outcome data.

The paper we propose to publish does not contain any identifying information, so no response the patients made can be attributed to any of the participants in the study.

But this time Maynard was the undisputed owner of the letters Salinger had sent her, and she was not proposing to publish them.

Apart from revealing details of Browne's private life - that he was gay, which he did not actively hide, that he had a house in Venice, and so on - the Mail had proposed to publish allegations from Chevalier.

According to the document, a Mail journalist did contact Rowling's representative prior to publication but he "failed to put to her or offer any opportunity to comment on the allegations he was proposing to publish", which is "contrary to basic standards of fair and responsible journalism".

Sense of a beginning Julian Barnes is proposing to publish a "second edition" of his 1998 novel, England, England, with a new revised extract, which describes a dystopian future in an England that has gone into sharp decline – the health service is the death service, The Daily Mail is the newspaper of record and libraries have gone underground, books now circulated on milk floats.

The emails show that in May 2015, Clinton spokesman Brian Fallon alerted other staffers that the Justice Department was proposing to publish Clinton's work-related emails by January in response to requests by news organizations.

Its prospectus declared "The Company proposes to publish a new children's coloured 'comic' paper, which will be of a much higher and more mature quality than anything published in England and in appearance and format will be modelled more on the American comic papers which are so far in advance of our own".