Sentence examples for published in order to from inspiring English sources

His real name and other details of his life cannot be published, in order to safeguard his security.

(When Keynes tried to get Shaw's New Statesman essay censored, the foreign secretary, Lord Halifax, was extremely keen to see it published, in order to gauge reaction).

"He was on the phone making plans to travel to go to Jamaica with his wife and kids," said Mr. Facey's sister, who spoke only on the condition that her name not be published in order to protect her privacy.

"Under our guidelines, the relationship between Joshua and the agency should have been disclosed before the piece was published in order to give full clarity to our readers," said Janine Gibson, editor-in-chief, Guardian US. "I vigorously affirm that nothing unethical was done and I have been open with the Guardian in this matter.

This observation should be kept in mind in considering the proposal by Northern Ireland secretary Shaun Woodward that Treasury solicitor's officials examine the Saville report after it has been delivered to the NIO but before it is published in order to check that nothing in it breaches article two (guaranteeing the right to life) of the European convention on human rights.

In a statement, the editor in chief of Guardian US, Janine Gibson, said, "Under our guidelines, the relationship between Joshua and the agency should have been disclosed before the piece was published in order to give full clarity to our readers".

He was convinced that academic physics had a bias against pursuing foundational questions at a young age, both because of the need to publish in order to get tenure and because such questions were seen as pretentious.

At first sight it looks like another of those summer silly season surveys confirming the bleedin' obvious that companies feel compelled to publish in order to grab some attention when there's no real news about - but this one deserves to be taken seriously.

However, it is important that utility studies performed in various patient groups be published in order for clinicians to judge applicability of the results to their practice.

Chris Bryant, the shadow culture secretary, has called for full details of the government's deal with the BBC to be published in order for the public to decide whether it represents a "good use of money".

The shadow culture secretary, Labour MP Chris Bryant, called for full details of the government's deal with the BBC to be published in order for the public to decide whether it represents a "good use of money".