Sentence examples for publication copies from inspiring English sources

It can be the kind of journalism that every rival publication copies without even questioning its merits, creating astonishing ripples of publicity.

Thirty years after Aspen ceased publication, copies of the actual magazines are rarely found outside museum libraries and dusty flea-market bins.

Also included are minutes and reports of the Board of Directors and Executive Committee Education Committeee materials; "Trade Winds," an employee publication; copies of the "Co-op Bulletin"; papers and a market survey analysis; and papers concerning the early history of the Co-op.

Also included are minutes and reports of the Board of Directors and Executive Committee Education Committeee correspondence, minutes, advertisements, and other materials; "Trade Winds," an employee publication; copies of the "Co-op Bulletin"; papers and a market survey analysis by Peter May; and papers concerning the early history of the Co-op, by Edward Wilson, Paul W. Gates, and Hugh Cosline.

I want to get a sense of what they like or don't get before I complete my final publication copy.

After acceptance of article for publication, the publication copy rights automatically become those of the publisher.

The items include a true first edition of Waugh's Brideshead Revisited, one of 50 pre-publication copies distributed to an inner circle inviting revisions and suggestions.

Their three-pronged plan relied on confidential information on future mergers, provided by the former Merrill analyst; information stolen from pre-publication copies of BusinessWeek magazine; and grand jury testimony from an investigation into Bristol-Myers Squibb.

Pre-publication copies (signed by the author on request), with the limited-edition print, are available at £4.99 by cheque from James Bancroft ([email protected]), 280 Liverpool Road, Eccles M30 0RZ.

Applications should include a curriculum vitae; a list of publications; copies of three significant publications; a brief description of research accomplishments; and a statement of research objectives and teaching interests.

The National Research Council (an arm of the National Academies) released pre-publication copies of two reports this week that look at a pair of geoengineering scenarios to address greenhouse gases and warming temperatures: carbon dioxide removal strategies and technologies that prevent some sunlight from reaching the Earth's surface, known as albedo-modification.