Sentence examples for publishing states from inspiring English sources

A recent (January 2010) editorial in The Lancet addressing the 'perils of journal and supplement publishing' states in no unclear terms that the publishing of commercially sponsored supplements is 'firmly off the agenda' for The Lancet (1).

Cumhuriyet's previous editor, Can Dündar, was jailed last year for publishing state secrets involving Turkey's support for Syrian rebels.

This means publishing state and business secrets and widening the overly narrow definition of what constitutes being in the public interest.

Having previously spent a total of seven years in jail for her writing the charge was "publishing state secrets"—friends of the 70-year-old Gao knew that she was in police custody.

A semi-official Note just published states that on Thursday next the election of the President of the Republic will take place in the National Assembly, his yearly stipend having been discussed and fixed on Wednesday.

In 1950, Murray published States' Laws on Race and Color, an examination and critique of segregation laws.

The abstract published states the hazard ratio of relapse in the MMF group was 1.7 (95% CI 1.09-2.85; p = 0.03) suggesting that MMF treatment results in a higher relapse rate in comparison with AZA.

All monitored nodes operate a publisher which publish state changes via the DDS protocol.

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JERRY: How much do you compose, and how much of it reaches some sort of published state?

ClearDarkSky.com, a Web site for astronomers, publishes state-by-state lists of public and private observation spots and an astronomer's forecast.