Sentence examples for publishing duties from inspiring English sources

After its Amazon ranking began to climb, "Go the ____ to Sleep" was in such demand that more than a half-dozen large publishers approached Akashic Books about licensing the rights to the book, vying in effect to take over the publishing duties, Mr. Temple said.

This is no crowd-backed venture, however, with Adult Swim Games on publishing duties.

In September, Eidos took over publishing duties on Flight Unlimited II, as a result of Looking Glass's new business model with Intermetrics.

Pohl also tried hard to persuade Guinn and Sol Cohen, whom Guinn had hired to help with the publishing duties, to switch both Galaxy and If to monthly schedules.

So while Sega's logo does flash up when you start Bayonetta 2, it's Nintendo on publishing duties this time around which is why it's exclusive to the Wii U. Atsushi Inaba, executive director at developers Platinum Games, told Polygon in 2013: "Would Bayonetta 2 not exist without Nintendo?

Through holding company Edizione, the family has invested in a variety of Italian businesses, including publishing, banking, duty free shops and their most valuable holding, highway concessions, through Atlantia S.p.A.

Serious negotiations with the Chinese will begin only after the commission publishes the customs duties, the person said.

That new Mario games (well, not counting smaller titles like Mario Learns to Cook or whatever) are so rare, compared to Activision's ability to publish Call of Duty after Call of Duty suggests that there's not enough time for the shooters to get a foothold, as it were.

However, retrospective study of Carmalt Jones's data has shown that his published return to duty rate was exaggerated and the actual proportion of admissions that immediately returned to active duty was only 17% [ 21].

Mr. Ortega, who always wrote in addition to his editing duties, has published hundreds of blog posts on the religion in the last two years.

A spokesman said: "Ipsa has established a scheme which supports MPs undertaking their parliamentary duties – and publishes all claims made publicly, transparently and accountably for the world to see.