Sentence examples for published by early from inspiring English sources

The study of Caribbean natural history began with observations published by early voyagers, notably those of the English buccaneer and explorer William Dampier in the late 17th century.

European Union officials said on Friday that they hoped the law designating the European Central Bank as bank overseer would be approved by government ministers in October, then formally published by early November, to take effect a year later.

The study, financed by the federal government, is to be published by early next year.

This violence was accompanied by a necessarily urgent literary reaction—some 800 Troubles-related novels, for instance, had been published by the early 21st century—and there began in Northern Ireland an extraordinary poetic flowering.

Awarded the 2012 William Nelson Cromwell Article prize for for the best article in American legal history published by an early career scholar.

His paper, "The Constitutional Conservatism of the Warren Court" (published in the California Law Review), was awarded the 2012 William Nelson Cromwell Article prize for the best article in American legal history published by an early career scholar.

Gutiérrez made his support for Clinton official in an op-ed published by Univision earlier on Monday.

In an interview published by Le Monde earlier on Thursday, Mr. Strauss-Kahn pointed at China's currency policy as a primary sticking point in efforts to rebalance the global economy.

The draft referendum bill he is now taking forward would require a referendum by the end of 2017 on the question: "Do you think that the United Kingdom should remain a member of the European Union?" It was published by David Cameron earlier this week in an effort to reassure his backbenchers.

The 2011 revision is significantly altered in comparison to the 2009 version published by Gawker earlier today.

Both of these were reprints: Pebble in the Sky had been published by Doubleday earlier in the year, and "The Kingslayer" had appeared in Hubbard's short story collection The Kingslayer, published by Fantasy Publishing Company, Inc., in 1949.