Sentence examples for published credit from inspiring English sources

I have seen to it that he be paid for his work at Nova in the sixties, that he receive published credit in every issue of a comic book featuring a character that he and I developed, that people all over the world hear it straight from my lips that I never could have done it without him".

However, as was relatively commonplace on such strips, published credit went to Raymond, whose name was the major selling feature; the artist even managed to gain a part-ownership deal with King and a better split of the profits than was usual.

The recently published CREDIT study [ 5] revealed that the diabetes prevalence (based on self-reported diabetes and FPG levels alone) was 12.7 % (women 14.3 % and men 10.9 %) in the population aged ≥ 18 years.

Blippy, which opened last fall, was the first site to introduce the notion of publishing credit card and other purchases.

The Moody's Investors Service segment is a credit rating agency, which publishes credit ratings on a wide range of debt obligations and the entities, including various corporate and governmental obligations, structured finance securities and commercial paper programs.

But this exploit took cyberwar a step further: the attacker stole some 3,500 e-mail addresses and 700 credit card numbers, sent anti-Israeli diatribes to the addresses and published the credit card data on the Internet.

But this time the intruders also downloaded some 3,500 e-mail addresses and 700 credit card numbers from the site, sent anti-Israeli diatribes to the mailing list and published the credit card data on the Internet.

Her work was often showcased and published without credit.

At the same time, the publishing credit went to Berry's company, Arc Music.

But "Best Dress," with a chorus by Jamie Foxx, has something that hip-hop fans might find even more intriguing: a publishing credit for Jay-Z, who may or may not have written some of the lyrics.

He says he is done with being the leader of the Mark Turner Trio or the Mark Turner Quartet: he wants to form a cooperative band that doesn't bear his name and to share composing and publishing credit.