Sentence examples for publish a note from inspiring English sources

The Times did publish a note to readers in November written by publisher Arthur Sulzberger Jr. and executive editor Dean Baquet, who speculated that Trump's "sheer unconventionality" had led the paper to "underestimate his support among American voters". But this was not an apology or a retraction of any of the Times' Trump-related coverage.

If an issue of libel were to arise, the odds are that we would remove the information – but publish a note explaining why it was removed.

Or, with two clicks, you can publish a note as a Facebook or Twitter post, as an e-mail message or even as a publicly available Web site.

On Friday, The Times and The New York Post did publish a note to the judge that bore the signature of the jury foreman.

Writers including Thomas Hardy, Rudyard Kipling and Arthur Conan Doyle also contributed tiny volumes for the library, but according to the Royal Collection Trust, which will publish A Note of Explanation on 16 October, Sackville-West was one of the few authors to pen a story exclusively for the dolls' house.

Facebook went so far as to publish a Note on its Privacy Page detailing how people can click on Custom Audiences ads to see what specific advertiser was targeting them, hide future ads from that advertiser, and be exempt from that data provider's targeting.

Downing Street will published a note on the legal advice it has received about the Libya operation this afternoon.

In 1991, James Forman, Jr., then a YLJ editor, published a Note entitled Driving Dixie Down: Removing the Confederate Flag from Southern State Capitols.

"In an age where transparency is increasingly important, publishing a note of meetings would have helped to achieve public 'buy-in'," it said.

The Communist newspaper Granma published a note from the ailing leader Fidel Castro in which he congratulates his ally Hugo Chávez on his re-election as Venezuela's president.

The Times did not retract its article but published a note to readers saying it had not intended to suggest a romantic affair, and the suit was dropped.