Sentence examples for published departure from inspiring English sources

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Twelve Steps To A Compassionate Life marks a new publishing departure.

He is one of the three Barclays investment bankers whose pay is being published following the departure of Rich Ricci, who was handed £17.6m a year ago.

Mr Fallon pointed out that all meetings with ministers were now documented, had at least one official present and were published -- a departure from past practice.

The news of Gateways departure, published on Forbes.com on Aug. 9, 1999, has brought the AMD bears out in the open once again.

But his images, now on display at Atlanta's High Museum of Art, do not offer the encyclopedic view of airport travel seen in Garry Winogrand's posthumous, pre-smartphone opus "Arrivals & Departures," published in 2004, which captures the beehive activity of pre- and post-flight moments.

Just before his departure he published another natural history book, the De fontium et fluviorum origine (1585).

Before his departure, he published A Brief Answer to a Certain Declaration, a response to Winthrop's defense of the Act of Exclusion; this act was passed after the election to restrict the immigration of people with views not conforming to the colony's religious orthodoxy.

His biggest contretemps came with the release of his memoir published one year after his 1987 departure from the White House.

While the department collects and publishes measures of departure performance, its airline rankings are based on arrival times only, not both arrival and departure times.

The FSA has still not been able to publish a precise departure date for its chief executive, Hector Sants.