Sentence examples for publishing signed from inspiring English sources

A small group of Israeli Army reservists began publishing signed statements in a daily newspaper saying they refused to serve in the West Bank and Gaza Strip because Israel's policies there involved "dominating, expelling, starving and humiliating an entire people".

In other countries, stewards quickly publish signed, detailed descriptions of the decision they made and their reasoning.

Roger is meeting her today to lobby for Isa, and a letter has been published, signed by over 100 organisations and public figures.

The first recording and publishing contract signed by the Beatles is to be auctioned in London this week.

Majesco greenlit this, and in July 2009, a publishing contract was signed.

Disney's Hyperion publishing unit signed John Travolta, left, this month to write a celebrity autobiography, that swing-for-the-fences staple of the publishing industry, to be released in the fall of 2006.

Knowing it was likely to take months to find another job in publishing, I signed on to employment agencies as soon as I could.

No one anticipated that pop-song publishing deals signed in 1961 would have significant financial consequences in 2016; it would be like supposing that a YouTube cat video today will be generating revenue in 2070.

In this case, family members of a detainee published a signed letter detailing how their relative had been tortured while in the custody of the National Directorate for Criminal Investigation.

Al Dahra Agriculture was due to invest €150m through state-owned farms, according to a published contract signed with the Serbian government.

She signed a publishing contract at one point but gave up.