Sentence examples for publishing comment from inspiring English sources

Egyptian TV and press backed the armed forces, describing events as a "malicious terrorist attack" and publishing comment by political parties and prominent figures.

The paper has kept its promise of providing a platform for both sides of the debate, publishing comment pieces by those in support of gay rights and law reforms while also running a steady stream of columns, cartoons, leaders and crime reports that would be deemed homophobic in the UK.

People are still publishing comments on his best-known idea, the so-called "Ellsberg paradox".

Publishing comments on the Internet as if it were a private party has gotten people fired.

A second was a law passed last year that banned the media from publishing comments on candidates for election.

Tweeting audience reviews and comments: I think that it's important to retain integrity when publishing comments, so we publish a representative sample of tweets, including constructive criticism.

When Popular Science stopped publishing comments, for example, it was because "everything, from evolution to the origins of climate change, is mistakenly up for grabs again...scientific certainty is just another thing for two people to 'debate'".

In January, police arrested the founder of the country's most popular chat room site, al-Sablah al-Omania, and 10 of his associates for publishing comments critical of government officials.

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When the Gender Recognition Act passed in 2004 there was zero coverage in the mainstream media and no published comment anywhere from trans writers.

When Duchamp died in 1968, Johns's published comment on him--that he had moved "into a field where language, thought and vision act upon one another -- could have been applied just as well to Johns himself.