Sentence examples for publishing subject from inspiring English sources

"Etiquette is a popular publishing subject right now because, yes, it's true, good manners never go of style," said Christine Carswell, the publisher of Chronicle Books, which will publish "The Forgetful Gentleman" by Nathan Tan in May.

The published subject table The resulting total S-scores drive both the subject rankings and the institutional table, but are not displayed in the published subject table.

This statistic appears in the published subject table, even though it is not subsequently used in the institutional table.

In the published subject table, three of the indicators – entry scores, career prospects and student/staff ratios - are displayed in their pure form.

Under the law prisoners can have their sentences reduced by 30 days for every "scientific work" they publish, subject to a judge's decision on whether the book merits it.

"Biomass & Bioenergy" is the most publishing journal whilst, "Energy & Fuels" is the most published subject area.

It said the material could be published subject to any "provisional redactions" to protect personal data of people other than the prince.

Ginger Pinholster, director of the Office of Public Programs for AAAS (the publisher of Science Insider, wrote in a statement (see below) that the Curiosity papers were published subject to Science's usual conditions.

Consequently, the study should be published, subject to addressing the comments outlined below.

After an appeal against the decision and discussions between the authors and editors, the editors agreed that the submission could be published, subject to revisions.

During the study, the group effects of treatment on biochemical parameters, such as lipid fractions, and other surrogate endpoints may be published, subject to prior approval of the Management Committee, provided that individual patient treatment assignments are not revealed.