Sentence examples for regular publications from inspiring English sources

Mr. Faust pointed out that the Fed had many other ways to convey information -- through its regular publications, for example, or speeches by its governors.

Moreover there are now regular publications of departmental spending data and this means that people working at every level in government think twice about how they spend public money.

Some European countries, such as the Netherlands, have been exploring the use of shipping and road traffic data but they have not yet produced regular publications as the ONS has now done.

The Aspen Institute's College Excellence Program and Ithaka S+R, the two not-for-profit organizations coordinating the initiative, will study the practices that lead to measureable progress and disseminate knowledge to the field through regular publications.

Since its establishment, WDCGG has provided users with data and other information through its regular publications and the WDCGG website (http://ds.data.jma.go.jp/gmd/wdcgg/).jp/gmd/wdcgg/

Regular publications include the Georgetown Journal on Poverty Law and Policy, the Kennedy Institute of Ethics Journal, the Georgetown Law Journal, the Georgetown Journal of International Affairs, and the Georgetown Public Policy Review.

A Money spokeswoman said it could become a regular publication.

Time Inc. began testing the magazine in 1997 and regular publication started in 2000.

However, the MPC minutes are classed as a regular publication and are therefore exempt.

He reportedly cancelled a regular publication that did not have a clear purpose.

It was the second time the company stopped regular publication of the magazine since it was introduced in 1936.