Sentence examples for publishing agenda from inspiring English sources

It was also a significant moment in that it established the idea that play-texts should become a vital part of the publishing agenda.

We receive so many book proposals each year -- way more than we can possible publish -- and many are quite good, but may not fit into our publishing agenda as closely as we'd like.

Mr. Johnson's request did not come to a vote today because it was not on the board's published agenda.

The cryptically entitled "Wednesday morning colleagues" meeting has no published agenda or minutes and, says the Times, is used as a group moaning session by mandarins.

By early afternoon, the panel was able to turn its attention to its published agenda: progress reports on the recovery of impaired physicians, complaints of improper or imperfectly performed clinical procedures and billing disputes.

The meeting's focus, as can be seem below by its published agenda, was on trying to create new compounds that will help prevent and cure Alzheimer's disease, although results have certainly been elusive thus far.

Stick to published agenda.

The mutual trust between Gaignard and the attendees was evident long before the proceedings began, as the event (for which tickets cost $7,000 before hotel and airfare) sold out three months in advance despite not publishing an agenda or a list of speakers (this is unheard of in the event space).

Why not publish the agenda of all cabinet meetings to let us know what they are thinking about?

The group must give at least three days' notice of meetings, publish an agenda in advance, and allow the public to attend and ask questions.

In his doctoral thesis, published as Agenda for Progressive Taxation (1947), he advocated an "optimal income tax" that would be based on long-term earnings rather than on yearly income.