Sentence examples for republication on from inspiring English sources

Mr. Malamud urged fellow activists to go to those libraries, download as many court documents as they could, and send them to him for republication on the Web, where Google could get to them.

I'm grateful to Chris Wells for tweeting a link to the Village Voice's republication — on the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of the release of "Psycho" — of Andrew Sarris's original review of it, the first work of his to appear there.

Few will be surprised to know that while the original map has to date received over 80,000 shares on social media - not to mention republication on dozens of large news websites around the world - the various critiques have had less than 1% as many shares.

So if there's no legal restriction on republication of the story, why would there be any restriction on an adaptation?

The republication of the drawings stomped on the toes of Muslims, again.

Cynically riding the wave of growing Islamophobic sentiment in France, this republication followed on the heels of a revolting and deliberately anti-Muslim film [ Innocence of Muslims] whose emergence the right to freedom of speech, largely guaranteed in the US, had allowed.

The lure of the movies did not stop him, however, from issuing one last book, on trifle (with Helen Saberi) and from supervising the republication of his three great seafood books, both here and in the United States.

The republication of "A Meaningful Life" has spurred Mr. Davis forward on the four-part history of the Industrial Revolution that he began nearly a decade ago.

The copyrighted works must also directly deal with the current events; Associated Newspapers v News Group Newspapers, for example, concerned the republication of correspondence between Wallis Simpson and her husband on the occasion of Simpson's death.

On Tuesday, a Hamburg court issued a preliminary injunction banning republication of sections of a satirical poem by Böhmermann, saying they amounted to libel of Erdoğan.

1163, page 6, mentions the republication of Mr. Darwin's Journal of Researches, which details his voyage on the Beagle between the years 1831 and 1836.