Sentence examples for publication because of from inspiring English sources

In India, books are frequently withdrawn after publication because of dubious legal cases brought on behalf of supposedly aggrieved groups.

Kapuściński's widow tried to stop the book's publication because of its unembellished descriptions of the writer's private life (in particular, his extramarital affairs).

Note well that this is the first time the PCC has found it necessary to rule against a publication because of a blog.

The commission — which provides independent scrutiny of local authorities — decided to hold back publication because of "inconsistencies in the housing stock data".

His first poetry collection, "Lamentations in Front of a Closed Shop Window," was rejected for publication because of "an abundance of Latinate words".

The authorities in the Netherlands are pondering stopping the paper's publication because of fears its findings could be misused by hostile governments or terrorists.

The elder Mr. Li pulled his companies' advertising from Mr. Lai's publications because of the way they covered him.

Mello seems to relish the nicknames bestowed on him in industry publications because of his work discovering oil, including Mr. Go Deep and the Oil Detective.

January is a crucial advertising month for the Hollywood trade publications because of the start of the winter TV season, Oscar nominations, the Golden Globe awards and the Sundance Film Festival.

It is perhaps relevant that these latter two conditions posed particular problems when searching for publications, because of the variable terminology used to refer to cases, suggesting that diagnostic uncertainty might be a factor leading to low research rates.

The searches were limited to English language publications because of lack of resources for translation.