Sentence examples for publishing enterprises from inspiring English sources

Publishing enterprises are important.

"The goal is Lukashenko himself," said Pavel Zhuk, an independent newspaper editor whose publishing enterprises have twice been shut down.

Boris Yeltsin signed a law on copyright and related rights aimed at preventing book piracy, which had grown rapidly with the advent of private publishing enterprises.

Although Rosset persevered with various small-scale publishing enterprises, he lacked the capital to compete for major books, and he died penniless, or close to it.

Slate, which along with Salon is one of the few significant publishing enterprises remaining on the Web, has been very closely identified with Mr. Kinsley, its founding editor.

Although $200,000 would not finance the cafeteria at larger publishing enterprises, it will go a long way at The Monthly, which runs something of a boot camp for journalists -- part Peace Corps, part Marine Corps.

Between 1783 and 1792 Lamarck published three large botanical volumes for the Encyclopédie méthodique ("Methodical Encyclopaedia"), a massive publishing enterprise begun by French publisher Charles-Joseph Panckoucke in the late 18th century.

The images appear in the book "Ping Pong," which Soth's publishing enterprise, Little Brown Mushroom, put out this month.

Now 37, Boguta has also worked as a biophysicist and has run the publishing enterprise for 13 years.

Sony's existing publishing enterprise, Sony/ATV, a joint venture with the estate of Michael Jackson, has about 750,000 songs, including the publishing rights to the Beatles catalog.

Jef Denyn, who played there from 1881 to 1941, led in the restoration of the art, establishing in 1922 the first carillon school and a publishing enterprise.