Sentence examples for published a note from inspiring English sources

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

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.

It did not help that Einstein published a note claiming that Friedmann's 1922 paper contained a fundamental error; Einstein later withdrew this criticism.

Fitch published a note criticizing the deal, and Moody's later wrote a report saying it would not give AAA ratings to deals that gave the banks such protections.

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

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

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

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.

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.

On 17 March, Goldsmith published a short note saying an invasion was lawful.