Sentence examples for publishing programme from inspiring English sources

Robin – and his harmonium, which we would hear wafting out of his office from time to time – joined Oxford as academic publisher in 1978 and, by the time of his retirement in 1988, rose to Oxford publisher, managing OUP's entire academic publishing programme and second in command to me, as chief executive.

In August 2011, Guardian Books launched Guardian Shorts, an ebook-only publishing programme.

It keeps our spirits up and we can allocate it to our continuing publishing programme.

On Friday, the number two retailer Borders, in partnership with Lulu, will launch the Borders personal publishing programme at the first of 13 stores across the nation.

And this is to ignore a six-decades long publishing programme that featured everything from Nabokov's Lolita to the works of authors as varied as Saul Bellow, Chaim Weizmann, Albert Speer and Pope John Paul II.

Undeterred, he continued to campaign for the same objectives and as a director of the Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation from 1965 he was the driving force behind an extensive publishing programme in support of CND, against the war in Vietnam, on behalf of political prisoners, and exposing war crimes.

He adds: "Desktop publishing programmes allow a more professional job.

It was one of many CIA-sponsored covert publishing programmes that flourished during the cold war.

Rapidly expanding our books and journals publishing programmes, he did much to transform an ancient institution to meet the challenges of the modern industry.

He looked into Amazon's self-publishing programme Kindle Direct Publishing, which offers royalties of up to 70%, depending on pricing.

If that's what they're talking about with this self-publishing programme, it's not the same as self-publishing on Nintendo or Sony.