Sentence examples for published and no from inspiring English sources

"Every time a report is published and no action follows, this emboldens Israel and her conviction of being untouchable.

Lovelace passed a lie detector test before the book was published, and no one sued (or at least not successfully).

No official decree has been issued, no list of banned sites has been published and no details have surfaced on who will pay for monitoring and screening of Web sites.

Mr. Mattera's interview, in which he chastised a Bono lookalike named Pavel Sfera for U2's attempt to avoid paying taxes in Ireland, has been removed from Breitbart.com, where it was originally published, and no longer appears on the activist's YouTube channel, but copies remain online.

But as Liberia and other developing countries prepare themselves to fight Ebola and the countless other health scourges they face, one question is worth exploring: If research is published and no one is able to understand or apply it, does it make an impact?

Berlin speculates that at this point in his career, despite the fame brought by the Maple Leaf Rag, Joplin was unable to arrange favorable terms with publishers; for example Joplin announced in July 1905 the completion of the song "You Stand Good with Me, Babe" which was never published, and no copies of the song have ever been found.

Will this be a world where junk gets published, and no-one will be able to tell whether a particular piece of content is good or bad?

When Magdalena Balazinska, a database and information-management researcher at the University of Washington, Seattle, received a 2-year graduate fellowship, and then a New Faculty Fellowship worth $200,000, from Microsoft Research, the money came with no IP agreements, no restrictions on her right to publish, and no research mandates.

She refuses face-to-face interviews, has only given a handful of written ones (a few of her letters have been published), and makes no personal appearances; no photographs of her have been published.

All datasets used in this study are obtained from papers that have already been published and required no ethics approval.

To date, only a few cross-platform evaluations have been published and unfortunately, no guidelines have been established on the best methods of making such correlations.