Sentence examples for publish the document from inspiring English sources

The Government is expected to publish the document soon.

An exasperated Mr. Debord, who wanted to publish the document in an otherwise completed collection, exiled him.

The government has so far refused to publish the document, in spite of a ruling from the information commissioner demanding that it be made public.

It was ludicrous to hear Paddy Ashdown saying that we don't need to publish the document now – if not now, when?

He had promised to publish the document last week but was delayed while he obtained a copy from HM Revenue & Customs.

The Daily Telegraph report, which does not publish the document in full, claims that "when Greens senator Sarah Hanson-Young turns up at a detention centre, there is a corresponding spike in 'incidents' involving asylum seekers".

The Post did not publish the documents.

Asio media asked the broadcaster not to publish the documents for that reason.

(The Nixon Administration quickly secured an injunction to halt the Times from continuing to publish the documents).

Ofsted said it would publish the documents, updated annually, for more than 20,000 state primary and secondary schools.

Bradlee's response to the injunction against the Times was to decide that he would publish the documents in the Post.