Sentence examples for publication stating from inspiring English sources

On Sunday, January 17 , 2016Scholastic Inc., withdrew my book A Birthday Cake for George Washington from publication stating it provided a "false impression of the reality of the lives of slaves".

Jackson responded directly to the publication, stating: When questioned further about the lyrics on the ABC News program Prime Time Live, Jackson stated, "It's not anti-Semitic because I'm not a racist person .

Jackson responded directly to the publication, stating: When questioned further about the lyrics, Jackson denied that "They Don't Care About Us" was antisemitic, commenting "It's not anti-Semitic because I'm not a racist person .

In a conversation with David G. Hartwell in 1962, Shirley Jackson stated she owned a complete run of Unknown and expressed strong admiration for the publication, stating "It's the best".

In 2010 Time magazine placed A Handful of Dust at 41st in its listing of the hundred best English-language novels published since 1923 (the year the magazine began publication), stating: "If this is Waugh at his bleakest it's also Waugh at his deepest, most poisonously funny".

A declaration upon publication stating that users have abided by any conditions of data access, similar to the recently introduced conflict of interest statements, would help ensure these conditions are respected.

"The impact of chemical products on the bulk pharmaceutical market hints at a much larger problem: a huge hole in drug safety," the drug agency publication stated.

"As recovery takes hold, inflation pressures, particularly in asset prices, may well start to mount in the region," the bank's flagship publication stated.

In addition, an article in a well known financial publication stated over the weekend that derivatives strategists are recommending that investors buy defensive puts to protect themselves from a moderate correction in stocks, as investors react negatively to the expected deceleration in corporate-earnings growth.

The publication stated that three black players also "each separately confirmed that many players, both black and white, had no interest in making the trip.

In a September 1995 interview with The Hollywood Reporter, the publication stated that Howarth was troubled that "his villainous character became such a fan favorite".