Sentence examples for publications sending from inspiring English sources

Keeping up to date with new medical literature is a part of a physician's job but so is tracking publications, sending secure messages, getting referrals and planning a career path.

While training for this new role, he contributed articles to various Rhodesian and South African publications, sending work to the latter under the Afrikaans pseudonym "Johann Coetzee".

409 F.Supp., at 944. "They are permitted to receive publications sent to them directly, but they are prohibited from receiving packets of material from unions or any other source for redistribution.

After studying their work and publications, send them an email introducing yourself and discussing briefly your research project and how it relates to their work.

Sanctioning their publication sent a message to Pompeo, and Trump, that while they might have Bin Salman's backing there needed to be something in it for Turkey too.

In October we asked Alumni Voices panelists to tell us how they feel about Columbia Magazine, the quarterly publication sent to all Columbia University alumni worldwide.

Shortly before polling day an editor at a leading gay publication sent a text message asking whether I would write on why the Tories were still homophobic and "not safe for gay voters".

Is it any wonder that Hospital Doctor, a weekly publication sent to all hospital doctors in the NHS, should now be running a series on doctors who have abandoned the profession for occupations such as taxi driver?

The 2008 list is out this week, and although the winner is a closely guarded secret, we fear that secret may be out: invitations to a party to mark its publication sent out last week revealed it is being held at the Danish embassy in London.

The story is in Swedish and behind a pay wall, but a reporter from the publication sent me a translation by email.

For a free copy of either publication, send the request on a post card to AARP Home-Equity Information Center, P.O.