Sentence examples for publish a set of from inspiring English sources

Back in 1983, under attack for his decision to publish a set of diaries from Adolf Hitler that turned out to be forged*, he famously remarked, "After all, we are in the entertainment business".

Scotland has had a moratorium on commercial fracking and coalbed methane drilling since January 2015, and Wheelhouse said on Thursday he would publish a set of scientific papers on fracking and open up a public consultation later this autumn.

Perhaps the I.M.F. can develop and regularly publish a set of indicators, along the lines of the World Bank's Doing Business reports, which focus on the varieties of fiscal discrimination that all kinds of groups face (including but not limited to women).

Mr. Bush also said for the first time today that when he returned to Washington, he would publish "a set of principles that will be the framework for more intense negotiations with Congress" over authority to negotiate a free trade accord.

Neither were true; it had to publish a set of clarifications and confusion proliferated.

For example, using NetQoSOnt a hypothetical VoIP standardization organization can publish a set of ranges of MOS scores.

The European Citizen Science Association (ECSA) has published a set of ten principles.

This is why we are publishing a set of core quality standards for prosecutors today.

The group made an early effort at adjusting times when it published a set of tables in the late 1980's.

His colleague Graham Hatfull, at the University of Pittsburgh, has published a set of step-by-step instructions for aspiring phage hunters.

The United Nations Association of the United States, an independent research and support group, has published a set of proposals for Kosovo (at www.unausa.org/issues/kosovo).unausa.org/issues/kosovo