Sentence examples for publications otherwise from inspiring English sources

Some of the Tuscans in Renzi's kitchen cabinet are in his government, too — most famously Luca Lotti, a thirty-four-year-old under-secretary of state for publications, otherwise known as the Chigi's most accomplished fixer.

"The law" is Law No. 8 of 1979 "On the Press and Publication," otherwise known as the Press Law.

Now Mr. Moore is back on track with a vampire comedy and an instant joke: it's called "You Suck," so publications that otherwise avoid that phrase have to print its title.

Top bloggers, major business and technology publications and otherwise respectable journalists became willing carriers of the virus.

There are also unsupported or ad hoc letters from local traditions that find their way into publications that otherwise use the standard IPA.

Our review was not limited to peer-reviewed publications, as otherwise many studies would have been missed [ 34, 39, 40, 47, 52, 56, 58, 61].

All mail will be considered eligible for publication unless otherwise specified.

But the IOM panel members say concerns are growing that academic researchers who take drug company payments are withholding data from publication or otherwise biasing results.

The majority of charges are for mail fraud -- advertising in a publication or otherwise making a fraudulent solicitation through the mail -- or wire fraud, using the telephone for the same purpose.

Even when conflicting publication dates suggest otherwise, the English-language publication of Autopoiesis and Cognition: The Realization of the Living is the version of record.

And Mr. Giuliani has never spoken a word about cancer research or qualifications for drug trials, at least not in Mr. Schwartz's hearing or in any of the publications, mainstream and otherwise, that he reads on the Internet.