Sentence examples for publishing a note from inspiring English sources

"In an age where transparency is increasingly important, publishing a note of meetings would have helped to achieve public 'buy-in'," it said.

On Friday, The Times and The New York Post did publish a note to the judge that bore the signature of the jury foreman.

The Communist newspaper Granma published a note from the ailing leader Fidel Castro in which he congratulates his ally Hugo Chávez on his re-election as Venezuela's president.

Or, with two clicks, you can publish a note as a Facebook or Twitter post, as an e-mail message or even as a publicly available Web site.

It did not help that Einstein published a note claiming that Friedmann's 1922 paper contained a fundamental error; Einstein later withdrew this criticism.

If an issue of libel were to arise, the odds are that we would remove the information – but publish a note explaining why it was removed.

Even if he had never published a note of his own music, nor laid a hand on a keyboard in public, Olivier Messiaen's influence on the course of music in the second half of the 20th century would still have been indelible.

More recently, John Tierney, head of credit derivatives strategy at Deutsche Bank in New York, published a note on April 12 saying that WorldCom's business model was no longer viable and that the company was headed for bankruptcy or a merger.

On August 12th, Italia Futura, a civil-society association launched a year ago by Luca di Montezemolo, a former boss of Fiat, published a note criticising the institutionalised conflict and mudslinging of Italian politics.

Police also published a note scribbled on a large piece of paper which had been found at the scene of the attacks with the message "I want to f***" written in German and Arabic.

Fitch published a note criticizing the deal, and Moody's later wrote a report saying it would not give AAA ratings to deals that gave the banks such protections.