Sentence examples for publication delay from inspiring English sources

A number of readers critical of the Bush administration have remained particularly suspicious of the article's assertion that the publication delay dated back only "a year" to Dec. 16, 2004.

The publication delay on Thursday was due in part to a disagreement between the newspaper's leadership and employees over whether to publish an editorial defending the newspaper and letters of support from readers, the senior editor said.

The call for papers should also be sent to Mark Eaton ([email protected]) for posting on the CCL website and may be announced in Christianity and Literature, although the latter must be sent at least a year, preferably 18 months, before the deadline to allow for publication delay.

Daily issues available from January 2008 to current, minus 60 day publication delay.

Data were thus re-analyzed in 2007, which explains the publication delay.

There ere also the limitation of the publication delay due to the delay in preparing the manuscript and the submission.

There are no restrictions or required publication delays on the distribution of the submission by Cornell University.

The committee website now publishes a statement identifying Blair's job as "advice to a consortium of investors led by the UI Energy Corporation (Publication delayed due to market sensitivities)".

It was completed in July but publication delayed, provoking accusations from Mr Baker that senior Conservatives were attempting to bury its findings because they were politically inconvenient.

He hints darkly at censorship to explain publication delays caused by textual variants in a palimpsest but is unaware that the palimpsest itself and two other manuscripts are actually now with the publisher.

But you say that Mr. Keller "repeatedly indicated that a major reason for the publication delays was the administration's claim that everyone involved was satisfied with the program's legality".