Sentence examples for publishing the document from inspiring English sources

Tory officials said that the party would be publishing the document later today.

Vassall-Adams added that there was an exceptional public interest in publishing the document as it was clear that "undercover policing has lost its way".

Henry Ford was an enthusiastic supporter, publishing the document himself and doing all he could to warn Christian America of the Jewish threat.

But while the court barred the newspaper from publishing the document in full, it said that the paper had a right to make its case in court for the right to publish seven similar documents leaked by a disgruntled former aide to Charles.

Prior to publishing the document, details were thin on the ground about how Google was handling and judging requests — beyond it telling journalists that it had a team of paralegals (i.e. non lawyers) "trained" to deal with requests.

7 In 2006 The Royal College of Physicians (RCP) recognised the need to educate junior doctors on how to prepare for night shifts and manage their sleep in order to minimise risk to themselves and their patients, publishing the document "working the night shift: preparation, survival and recovery a guide for junior doctors".

The Guardian is publishing the documents on its website today.

Dr. DeMarce said: "He's just publishing the documents.

"This document puts the lives of many people in danger," Abdurrahman Khalid wrote on a Facebook page publishing the documents.

He emerges as an enigmatic, erratic and high-handed individual whose changes of mind and mood bedevilled the process of publishing the documents.

An editor of a London paper praised the Guardian for publishing the documents but said that it stayed "a little too close to Assange".