Sentence examples for publication of material from inspiring English sources
But the letter requested a broader waiver so that everything obtained could be made public, and another to allow publication of material obtained under grand jury subpoena.
Garry Linnell, director, Fairfax Media It beggars belief that a major news publisher should so willingly condemn the underlying principles of freedom of speech – and the need to hold those in power accountable through the publication of material that is in the public interest.
"In motor racing both systems wanted the same ultimate goal, safer motor racing with less risk, whereas it may be the public and the press have slightly different objectives with the publication of material?" he said.
Publication of material on HGSE's web server implies the publisher's consent to abide by these guidelines.
*There can be no reproduction or publication of material in these collections without advance permission from the copyright holder.
One may wonder whether the publication of material in a new "package" may not itself constitute a transformative use.
Regulated campaign activities include the production and publication of materials made available to the public – such as leaflets, canvassing and market research – and organising public rallies or other public events.
WikiLeaks, a nonprofit organization, has rankled governments and companies around the world with its publication of materials intended to be kept secret.
Reproduction and/or publication of materials subject to copyright requires written permission from a) the copyright owner, his/her heirs or assigns and from b) the Loeb Music Library, owner of the original material.
Reproduction and/or publication of materials subject to copyright requires written permission from a) the copyright owner, his/her heirs or assigns and from b) the Fine Arts Library, owner of the original material.
It is important to recognize that from the 1960s through the 1980s, publication of materials about the rituals of indigenous cultures were suppressed, due to the Soviet policy of the times.
