Sentence examples for published a chapter from inspiring English sources

If you want to read more about the conflict between science and sex testing, @hps_vanessa has recently published a chapter in the Routledge Handbook of Sport, Gender and Sexuality that covers the topics in this post, and more.

Document PE 010 4 and Annex 3: Good practices for the preparation of radiopharmaceuticals in healthcare establishments 2014) and the EDQM has published a chapter on the "Extemporaneous Preparation of Radiopharmaceuticals" (Extemporaneous preparation of radiopharmaceutical preparations. Chapter 5.19).

Here's how we know for sure that Bernie hasn't done something that he could do: because Rep. Darrell Issa published a chapter of the TPP that had previously been leaked.

She also published a chapter entitled "Re-Examining Patriarchy as a Mode of Production: The Case of Zimbabwe in the edited collection of Theorizing Black Feminisms which outlined some of the crucial debates going on among Black feminists; and published an article entitled "Intelligence Ethics: The African State Security Apparatus, in The International Journal of Intelligence Ethics (2013).

WikiLeaks has added to the White House's problems around a trade deal with 11 other Pacific Rim countries, publishing a chapter of a draft text which had been secret.

This year the IMF surprised its audience by publishing a chapter that is likely to provide some ammunition for its critics.

Willabus published the book in May 2015 when she was only 8 years old, making her the youngest person in the United States to publish a chapter book. .

When you have finished make sure to publish to make people read your story but if you haven't finished yet then make sure to publish a chapter each day to keep the readers updated and let them know you are doing it.

He published a new chapter from The Winds of Winter last Friday, whetting readers' appetites for future Westeros adventures.

It was, I'd say, in this spirit, too, that on his 43rd birthday – 18 January this year – Binyavanga Wainaina wrote and published a lost chapter from his memoir entitled, "I am a homosexual, Mum".

She has also published a book chapter on immigration.