Sentence examples for publications issued from inspiring English sources
Medline®, the Web of Knowledge® and archives of publications issued by national public health organizations were searched for reports of E. coli O157 outbreaks occurring between 1st January 1982 and 31st December 2006 in Scotland, England and Wales, the United States, Canada, Japan, Ireland, Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden.
Government publications issued in the mid- to late 1800's and in the mid-1930's, the heydays of American gold exploration, are available online.
Culled from Selected United States Government Publications, issued by the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington, D. C.: "The Dangers of Nostalgia".
By John G. Kuniholm and John McCarten The New Yorker, July 31 , 1965P. 24 Culled from Selected United States Government Publications, issued by the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington, D. C.: "The Dangers of Nostalgia".
They achieve the latter quality with diminishing success in view of the vastly increased number of publications that daily appear throughout the world, the failure of publishers to provide legal-deposit copies, and the difficulty of ensuring adequate representation of publications issued in the developing countries.
When drafting a response to Joy Resmovits' "Dream Deferred," which drew on the work of the Education Trust, I reread publications issued by that pro-reform organization.
"The Chevrolet Story," a 1961 publication issued to commemorate the automaker's 50th anniversary, stated plainly but without embellishment that William C. Durant, the company's co-founder, based the logo design on a Parisian hotel's wallpaper pattern.
Recently General Administration of Press and Publication issued another notice and this will surely accelerate the full control by MOC.
This publication issued by the NGOs "BUND" Germany and "Friends of the Earth Europe" was based on a translation of a German publication from 2005 which compiled data of biomonitoring for a number of substances in breastmilk from around the world.
Another bimonthly schedule, starting with January 1959, followed; the last King-Size Publications issue was September 1959, and it was followed by an October 1959 issue from Great American.
The Onion isn't some minor-league publication; it's a big-time media concern these days, and big-time publications issue clarifications and corrections when something blows up in their faces.
