Sentence examples for publishing a project from inspiring English sources

The Guardian is publishing a project, The Counted, to document every person killed by law enforcement in 2015 and the details of how they died.

Based in Macon, Georgia, Smyth & Helwys Press has helped me realize this in a more public and grander scale than usual for me by publishing a project that I have labored on for over three years.

With the help of contributors, he began publishing a projected 10 volumes of Ur Excavations in 1927.

Resource producers were asked ('when feasible') to generate and publish a project description or marker paper at the beginning of the community resource project, that would act as a citable reference and lay out the analyses for which they expected to have priority.

He is the only one with write accesses and the only one able to hide, unhide or publish a project.

The following are some similar projects from the Banglapedia Trust: The Ministry of Information of the People's Republic of Bangladesh has published a similar project: Mosaic in Green, a 160-page photographic encyclopedia showcasing the natural history, culture and landscape of Bangladesh.

But in the interest of transparency, The Times owes readers a full explanation of the relationship when it publishes a joint project.

Edward Laumann of the University of Chicago and several other academics have recently published a research project called "The Sexual Organization of the City".

He wanted to publish a computer project that was more functional and elegant than the Mark-8.

Last week, just after the conference began, a group of scientists published a paper projecting that global carbon emissions for 2018 would increase by nearly three per cent.

Through the University of California Press, the Project is publishing a 70-volume edition of everything Mark Twain wrote.