Sentence examples for publishing decisions from inspiring English sources

A defender of PPMC might argue that editors routinely make publishing decisions without further consulting reviewers.

A book editor was also much closer to the marketplace and the bookseller back then, and he made many more general publishing decisions than he does now.

A lot has been written about how the internet demands immediate, unverified imagery and how that is leading to bad publishing decisions, but it has always been thus.

The fear is that access to real numbers will begin to dictate publishing decisions even more than sales considerations already do.

"Above all else," the report says, "during the Third Reich, C. Bertelsmann remained a business enterprise whose publishing decisions were based on turnover, profit, investments and other fiscal data".

A spokeswoman for Norton, Louise Brockett, said only that "we resolved our differences with the author amicably, we wish him well, and it would be inappropriate for us to discuss our publishing decisions".

The wildly popular book, in an incomprehensible publishing decision, was to go on sale July 8, and not a moment sooner.

1997 Published Decisions, a poetry collection.

And it gives its cases more careful attention, hearing arguments more often and issuing a higher proportion of published decisions.

But Hastings has compiled a database of more than 3,000 published decisions by state and federal courts on such discrimination.

"We're able to get Scottish case law because the Scottish court service publishes decisions online," explains Murray.