Sentence examples for published in connection with from inspiring English sources

Among his own books were Hirschfeld On Line (1999) and works on New York and Hollywood, published in connection with museum exhibitions.

As expected, many of the authors wrote biographies, others tackled the institutions that have fostered dance, along with historical inquiries, glossaries and several catalogs of essays, published in connection with various exhibitions.

In Colonial times, silver making was the trade closest to the fine arts, wrote the scholar Barbara McLean Ward in an essay in a 1979 catalog published in connection with a major exhibition of silver partly organized by the Yale gallery.

A report by the civil liberties union called "Boxed In," which was published in connection with the lawsuit, cited studies that found half of the inmates in solitary confinement were seriously mentally ill; solitary inmates accounted for 34percentt of all suicides in the state prison population; and those in isolation were disproportionately African-American.

A large number of papers have been published in connection with various generalizations of Ulam-Hyers stability results in fixed point theory and remarkable result on the stability of certain classes of functional equations via fixed point approach (see [18 29] and references therein).

The Centenary Report of the World Policy Council was published in connection with the centenary of Alpha Phi Alpha.

See, e.g., 17 U.S.C. § 118 (1988 & Supp. V 1993) (compulsory license is available for the use of certain published works in connection with noncommercial broadcasting).

Many public and private research funding organizations support open access publishing or even require open access publishing in connection with their grants.

That was an absurd complaint, because his name had been widely published — for example, in connection with abusing another prisoner, who died.

The European Data Protection Board("EDPB") has endorsed and published various guidelines in connection with the application and interpretation of the GDPR, including in relation to the concepts of "transparency" and "profiling," as well as the territorial scope of the GDPR.

Nor do I find as unambiguous and as persuasive as does my Brother POWELL the commentary of the revisers published in 1872 in connection with the anticipated definition of the circuit court's jurisdiction.