Sentence examples for publishing rules from inspiring English sources

Harry Potter broke a lot of publishing rules.

Monday's announcement indicated it will retain the powers it has always had to suspend publications or revoking publishing licences if it deems publishing rules are violated.

Public folders are published via the /OWA virtual directory rather than the old /public directory, so one does not need to modify the Exchange publishing rules in ISA Server.

But in the gossamer world of magazine publishing, rules are fungible, and Mr. Carter, who rarely leaves the building for lunch, was always more than happy to share a cigarette with visitors.

"However due to the publishing rules and policies here, the games on consoles are no more than translated big titles, such as Final Fantasy X-2, which Chinese gamers likely already finished.

Now the net is mainstream, and with Web 2.0, publishing rules are changing forever.

Apple's published rules on apps expressly prohibit that practice.

In 1979, Stephen Bergman, under the pen name Dr. Samuel Shem, published rules for hospitals in his caustically humorous novel, "The House of God".

This is why the federal government recently published rules allowing hospitals and others to donate electronic health records to doctors.

In the absence of any other published rules, passengers are left to guess about the refund-worthiness of their airfare.

In January, the Environmental Protection Agency published rules governing emissions from new power plants; effectively, they prohibit the construction of coal-burning plants.