Sentence examples for published towards from inspiring English sources

The recommendations tend to be published towards the end of the financial year.

It is expected that the transcripts will be published towards the end of next week or the week after.

Professor Field will now report on the findings and a revised Health and Social Care Bill will be published towards the end of the month.

For today the wise boffins of the LSE and the Joseph Rowntree Foundation have published Towards a More Equal Society?, a comprehensive analysis of Labour's claims to have produced a more equal society.

The Leveson Inquiry report into the "culture, practice and ethics" of the British press, which was initially expected in October, is now likely to be published towards the end of next week.

I've just read a delightful book about the media's relationship with football, From the back page to the front room: football's journey through the English media by Roger Domeneghetti.* It was published towards the end of last year but it didn't get the publicity it warranted, or enough reviews for that matter.

A collection of magazine columns published as Slouching Towards Bethlehem (1968) established Didion's reputation as an essayist and confirmed her preoccupation with the forces of disorder.

Having taken museums, galleries and libraries under its wing, ACE will be publishing data on them from now on, but the first report to include the sector won't be published until towards the end of 2013.

Almost 18 months after the Forward View was published, progress towards its vision of new models of care, improve clinical quality, a better experience for patients and financial sustainability seems frighteningly slow.

A common concern with meta-analyses is the selective bias that exists in the published literature towards data that authors, reviewers, and editors find sufficiently novel to publish [26].

The number of researchers at work today throughout the world about 7.8 million—has grown 21% in the past 6 years, according to the UNESCO Science Report: Towards 2030, published 10 November.