Sentence examples for publication proceeds from inspiring English sources

The publication proceeds to extrapolate this observation to the general causes of neurodegenerative disease.

The Supreme Court of the United States, after hearing arguments, lifted the injunctions, and publication proceeded.

Instead of some fictional Times editor shouting non sequiturs about the First Amendment, why not dramatize the concern and controversy surrounding the decision to publish the papers and the torment of the judges who let the publication proceed?

Organizations: The Lewis and Clark Trail Heritage Foundation (www.lewisandclark.org) offers public memberships and a quarterly publication, We Proceeded On.

If the risk of identification is considered non-negligible, before publication can proceed approval should be sought from a relevant advisory body (see below).

But regardless of what is done with the proceeds, the publication of the book — with its glamor-shot cover and made-for-headlines controversy — is likely to have the same effect of furthering the reputation of WikiLeaks as a platform for Mr. Assange over its preferred image as a champion of transparency.

The Department of Health and Human Services asked the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences not to publish the paper, but the journal proceeded with publication, opining in an editorial not only that the public should be made aware of the danger but that free and open scientific inquiry ultimately makes the public safer.

He had received a phone call warning him not to proceed with publication.

Eventually Dmitri announced in April 2008 that the family would proceed with publication.

Having worked on drafts for much of that year, he seems to have decided that the play should not proceed to publication or production.

Poetry editor Matthew Hollis said the publisher was proceeding with publication of the translation with "deep respect and care... respect, because a posthumous publication requires it; care, because, at his death, the author was still in a period of reflection.