Sentence examples for publish a comment from inspiring English sources

The one-click ability to publish a comment to Facebook alongside a link to the article can boost referral traffic better than other solutions.

KV encountered the publications on increased sex ratio in Cuba, had the idea to publish a comment or a hypothesis, and contributed to the writing of the paper.

Nope – Ferguson and Kilburn next published a comment claiming that the Anderson paper was also flawed.

Two years ago, a trio of researchers published a comment in the journal Nature about humanity's garbage crisis.

Scotiabank's Alan Clarke publishes a comment entitled 'UK Retail Sales Sizzler': Hands up who had a barbeque in July?

The other day The Telegraph published a comment on the affair by a figure whose stature at the BBC matched Savile's.

http://t.co/5BV08tXg — jonathanwatts (@jonathanwatts) 18 May 12 Along the same lines, Global Times published a comment on Monday by Tom Fearon, who called for a dialing down of rhetoric against foreigners online.

"We reserve the right to alter or remove terminology that violates our policy before publishing a comment".

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) published a comment today pushing against a rising media narrative that it may have gone too easy on Google during its multi-year antitrust probe on the search company's ranking of results to benefit its own products.

I'm happy to list some of the reasons: First, despite all the law to the contrary and no less than eight prior decisions ruling speech codes unconstitutional, what some might consider to be the premier law journal in the country published a comment legitimizing campus speech codes.

If you publish a defamatory comment claiming that someone is a paedophile, without any knowledge of the underlying facts of the case (which would include social media users who named McAlpine), you are clearly displaying reckless disregard for the truth of that allegation.