Sentence examples for published university from inspiring English sources

Literature has been published, university programs established and annual conferences organized.

Some information the university provided was already public, like government filings or published university policies, and some of it was made available only under highly restricted conditions, Mr. Grassley, Republican of Iowa, said in an interview.

Ms. Zhang, who is a co-editor of a recently published university textbook titled "Gender and Law" (she believes it's the first of its kind in China), says so far only three universities are using it in their law departments.

Now, a recently published University of British Columbia study supports that theory with findings that suggest that banning fast-food advertising to children may actually curtail obesity.

When the Guardian published their university league table earlier this month, the University of Sussex was singled out as suffering the worst decline.

I'd already tried to get published at university.

The review is especially interested in novels and poetry collections published by university presses.

Books published by university presses are often available at a smaller discount than books from trade publishers.

When Education Guardian published its university league tables last week, one of the key indicators used was data from the National Student Survey.

Most collections in America are published on university presses, with small print runs for pocket-change advances.

In spite of all this, Chaka was featured in mostly history and anthropological journals published by university presses.