Sentence examples for publishing contributions from inspiring English sources

Perhaps for this very reason, in 1999, Conde Nast managing director Nicholas Coleridge offered Greig the editorship of Tatler where he embarked on building up the magazine's intellectual credentials, bringing in Bonfire of the Vanities author Tom Wolfe as a contributing editor, and regularly publishing contributions by VS Naipaul, Salman Rushdie and his friend Harold Pinter.

Number of Contributors   Many blogs present a diversity of views about an issue or subject area by publishing contributions from a team of bloggers, each writing independently.

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We'd like to publish contributions from teachers at every level and across subject areas.

Though we'd like to hear from all GCSE students, unfortunately we can't publish contributions from anyone under the age of 16 without parents' permission.

We publish contributions from all freelances on our standard copyright terms and payment is at our normal rates, unless agreed otherwise before publication.

Last week, a panel of students and faculty members that included Ms. Jacobs drafted a policy saying that except in extreme cases, future newsletters would publish contributions regardless of their opinions.

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That's a big challenge in a market that includes publishing titans like Bloomberg and The Wall Street Journal as well as sites like The Huffington Post, which also regularly publishes contributions by the business elite.

The category that inspires the most soaring rhetoric about supplanting traditional news organizations is "citizen journalism," meaning sites that publish contributions of people who don't have jobs with news organizations but are performing a similar function.