Sentence examples for proposed publishing from inspiring English sources

In the summer of 1838 Edward Moxon, the publisher of Tennyson and the son-in-law of Charles Lamb, proposed publishing a collected works of Percy Shelley.

Inspired by a speech Mr. Hessel gave in 2008 to commemorate the Resistance, Ms. Crossman proposed publishing a pamphlet based on his thinking.

Last year Jose Bono, the socialist premier of the Castilla-La Mancha, proposed publishing a list of guilty men, and the central government has promised an extra 13 billion pesetas ($68m) for prevention and help for victims.

Recalling the newsroom discussions, Mr. Keller said some editors proposed publishing "a photograph that shows the front page of one of the European papers on which the cartoon was prominently displayed".

A new office will be set up within the government's NHS inspectorate, the Commission for Health Improvement (CHI), to coordinate the collection and publication of data on the success rates of hospital teams - although neither Professor Kennedy nor Mr Milburn proposed publishing the results of individual doctors.

"The proposed publishing company could do with a bit more critical mass," says DeGroote.

In summary, although several strategies for improving the identification and recruitment of research participants with rare lung diseases have been proposed, published examples are few.

Senator John Edwards, of North Carolina, proposes publishing an annual list of dissidents imprisoned around the world, and forming an organization of Western democracies and Arab countries moving toward liberalization which would be modelled on efforts to reform the former Eastern Bloc.

The proposed new publishing schedule is understood to include morning, lunchtime and afternoon editions, with between three and four editions a day.

In this work, we present a survey of algorithms that have been proposed for publishing structured patient data, in a privacy-preserving way.

At the meeting of 11 June 1911, the council proposed the publishing of a newspaper titled The Unitive (L'Unitif) which was released in September of the same year, with a printing of 400,000 copies for the first issue, and 6,000 subscribers.