Sentence examples for publishing problems from inspiring English sources

managing Swinburne's publishing problems with JOHn.

A key distinction between this problem and the privacy-preserving data mining and data publishing problems is that, in this setting, not only the underlying data but also the mined results (the strategic information) are not intended for sharing and must remain private.

This still seems a sensible approach to the publishing problem, although falling short of J. Parnell Thomas's standard.

Twice a week we publish problems that will feature in a forthcoming Dear Jeremy advice column in the Saturday Guardian so that readers can offer their own advice and suggestions.

While there, Hempel would publish "Problems and Changes in the Empiricist Criterion of Meaning" (1950) and "The Concept of Cognitive Significance: A Reconsideration" (1951), as well as his first book, a volume in the International Encyclopedia of Unified Science, Fundamentals of Concept Formation in Empirical Science (1952).

He continued to publish problems for many years, both in magazines and as a second collection in 1852.

Dave deBronkart, a cancer survivor and patient advocate known as "e-PatientDave," said that doctors and other users of the systems need to publish problems with the devices into a system that would "help us identify the best opportunities to improve safety".

AFE welcomes research articles from scholars and researchers from all over the world to publish problem-oriented, high quality and refereed papers.

Lawyers sometimes fear that publishing on problems opens their companies to new liabilities.

Industry veterans said bloated expense accounts were the least of publishing's problems.

"It's not journalism's problem, it might be publishing's problem".