Sentence examples for published toward from inspiring English sources

In 1936 she published Toward Social Security, an explanatory guide to the act written for a lay audience.

How can you not be intrigued by a history of hotels in America that begins with a trenchant discussion of Immanuel Kant? "The father of the modern philosophy of international law and human rights," as he is described, published "Toward Perpetual Peace" in 1795.

Under the best of circumstances, experts point out, rule-making is a laborious process; many of the regulations published toward the end of the Clinton Administration — such as a rule limiting the amount of arsenic allowed in public drinking water — had been the subject of years' worth of hearings and scientific review.

The dialogues published toward the end of Scudéry's life represent the most philosophical of her works.

Even so, the three papers generated by my three years in Princeton were all published toward the end of my stay there, too late to help my job search in Israel.

In 2011, national research council of the national academies have published "Toward precision medicine: Building a knowledge network for biomedical research and a new taxonomy of disease", which suggests that genomic findings promote the integration of information between biomedical research and clinical medicine [1].

In April, poet Andre Breton visits Mexico, where Rivera, Breton, and Trotsky publish "Toward an Independent Revolutionary Art" in the Partisan Review.

In 1996, he published "Slouching Toward Gomorrah: Modern Liberalism and American Decline," also a best seller.

Ian Frazier came out with Lamentations of the Father; William T. Vollmann published Riding Toward Everywhere; and essayist Barbara Hurd was represented by Walking the Wrack Line.

A collection of his public addresses and essays from 1957 to 1963 was published as Toward World Peace (1964), and View from the UN (1978), an account of his years as secretary general, was published posthumously.

The author Sally Koslow refers to a bed and cable access as "the middle-class trust fund" in her recently published book "Slouching Toward Adulthood".