Sentence examples for publishing department from inspiring English sources

This is his 15th year on site, dating back to 1997, when he he was hired by the U.S.T.A., after a long career as a book editor and publisher, to form a publishing department.

This time out, it appears that the Treasury publishing department employed some editors, circulated drafts around the political horn, and generally did a more professional job.

After a long career as a book editor, Rennert was hired in 1997 by the national association to form a publishing department.

The bridegroom, 28, is the assistant editor for the publishing department of Major League Baseball, where he writes for and edits the All-Star Game and World Series programs, Little League Magazine and MLB Insiders Club Magazine.

"When I first got out of recovery, I felt like I had made such a mess of my life," said Jon Hartman, 47, who was treated at Hazelden now works in its publishing department.

Internal reports of newsstand sales from the Details publishing department show that the first four issues published with Mr. Golin's name on the masthead performed poorly, each selling significantly less than the comparable issue during the previous year.

Tribune, which is based in Chicago, said the ad shortfall was limited to only a few newspapers, including The Times, but it planned to reduce staff, conserve newsprint and cut spending across all its publishing departments.

* Xerox Corp., Stamford, Conn., said it had introduced two new high-volume laser printing systems, the 9790 and 8790, targeted for use in large data processing centers, service bureaus and in-house publishing departments.

Mr. Edwards has a long way to go to catch up with Mrs. Clinton in the memoir-publishing department: His advance from Simon & Schuster for a "book and audio contract to publish an as yet untitled memoir" was listed as $7,500.

When the bill was published, the department proclaimed that the regulator, Monitor, would "oversee the process of price competition".

Last week Hunt published the department of health's Mandate to NHS England to set "the government's objectives and any requirements for NHS England".