Sentence examples for published booklet from inspiring English sources

Kaufman's last major appearance in Nazi propaganda occurred in late 1944, when a five-page section on him was included in the widely published booklet Never!, which described a number of alleged plots to destroy Germany.

They have a published booklet of established guidelines for which family ties are acceptable for surrogacy relationships.

In Roslyn, Word Power, which officials said published booklets and directories, billed the district $800,000 over a decade or more.

The Polish underground also published booklets and leaflets from imaginary anti-Nazi German organizations aimed at spreading disinformation and lowering morale among the Germans.

Her group publishes booklets with advice on traveling or sending children with allergies to camp or school as well as wallet-size cards listing synonyms for common allergens.

Owen published a booklet, On the Extent and Aims of a National Museum of Natural History.

She said her group recently published a booklet that describes a study of extremist groups in Connecticut.

It has published a booklet with charts, maps and studies about the loss of apple varieties and what is being done about it.

Yes, the Russell Group of universities has published a booklet called Informed Choices in which it recommended that young people wanting to keep their university options open should take at least two "facilitating" A-level subjects.

After a study of European education systems, Clegg and the party's director of policy, Richard Grayson, published a booklet calling for government money to be used to open independent schools to poorer children.

In 1957, the photographer published a booklet celebrating his first batch of subjects, the "Thousand Model Directory," which served as inspiration for a new two-volume set of Mizer's work from Taschen Books.