Sentence examples for publisher's intent from inspiring English sources
It's true that you might have thwarted the publisher's intent — perhaps he or she has a violent antipathy to trees, maybe a wish to slaughter acres of them and grind them into Stephen King novels.
Certainly that seems the publisher's intent; the book's publicity materials promise "a searing indictment of failure," featuring "an astonishing range of political abuses, misdirected investigations, skewed priorities and sheer intelligence failures".
Essentially, Anglin's lawyers contend, anything a serial harasser writes on his site that stops short of "fighting words," a true threat or incitement ― even if the publisher's intent might be to incite an online mob to cyberbully someone into trauma therapy ― is protected by the First Amendment.
Lawyers for Apple and the government spent much of the hearing debating whether the e-mails exchanged between Apple executives and publishers illustrated Apple's intent to help the publishers force Amazon's hand.
The Justice Department said this showed Apple's intent to help the publishers push Amazon.com to the agency model so they could raise e-book prices.
The government has dealt a blow to the Daily Mirror publisher's £200m takeover of the Express and Star titles by signalling its intent to launch an investigation into the deal over issues including editorial independence.
His publisher seems particularly intent on finding readers for this one.
This allows the publisher to take advantage of platform-specific features like Android's intents, or iOS's notifications.
ORCID has spread widely — and just within this month over a dozen major publishers announced their intent to require ORCID's for journal submissions.
Unlike the various and sundry PR people, agents and publishers, Amalia was intent on grinding cookies into the carpeting and dragging the sack of swag we were all given across the room.
