Sentence examples for publishing law from inspiring English sources

She and others predicted that more liberal trade practices might well induce the government to adopt a new publishing law that would permit private publishers, albeit with some restrictions, a proposal that has been circulating in government circles for several years.

Popular career choices for American Studies graduates include teaching, journalism, publishing, law, broadcasting and librarianship.

STEVEN SCHRAGIS New York, Nov. 30, 2000 The writer teaches publishing law at New York University.

Graduates will also be well placed for a career in publishing, law or marketing, so consider applying for graduate training schemes.

STEVEN SCHRAGIS New York, Aug. 7, 2000 The writer teaches publishing law at New York University and the University of Chicago.

JAY BERMAN, the principal at Dewey, said that the school was recognized largely for programs that immerse students in professional atmospheres in fields like computer science, publishing, law and performing arts.

As has been proven in many libel cases the Internet is little different to any other medium as far as publishing laws go.

In 2004, Mr. Berman published "Law and Revolution II: The Impact of the Protestant Reformation on the Western Legal Tradition".

"We need to publish law eighteen and make a lot of copies of that and send it off to everyone involved.

As it happens, Richard Thaler, one of the behavioral economists List criticized in his sports-card paper, and Cass Sunstein, a widely published law professor, are coming out with a book next month called "Nudge".

It was recently published Law No. 31/2014 that is mainly concerned with soil management, planning, and urbanism.