Sentence examples for requests for publication from inspiring English sources

She wrote very slowly, often working on a poem for years, and increasing requests for publication only made her aware of how little she had done.

The finance ministry of Bavaria, where the publishing house behind Mein Kampf was officially registered when it was liquidated in 1945, has owned the copyright to the work since the end of the war, and has in the past denied any requests for publication.

The Editor of Novel sits ex officio on the Executive Committee of the Society and conveys all suggestions and requests for publication to the Editorial Board of Novel for deliberation.

These users will also be in charge of monitoring requests for publication and merge requests for tag groups as the result of the pipeline.

Now I look after the resources department, responding to online requests for publications or DVDs".

Although a generous sample remains, the following types of material were largely discarded: naval academy applications; applications for officers' candidate school; requests for assistance in obtaining commissions, deferments, or re-assignment; copies of form letters to families of dead, wounded, or missing sailors; and requests for publications.

On balance, we believe that reporting our results without precise mechanism data is consistent with the sentiment of the public request for publication of even negative minocycline efficacy studies, which may have impeded progress in this field [ 45].

The authors express their agreement with the request for publication and the rate same.

Full texts were requested for publications that were not excluded in the first screening step and further reviewed by the two independent reviewers.

In a copy of the NICE guidance, obtained by the Health Service Journal after frequent requests for its publication were denied, experts say that A&E staffing levels set according to historical patient demand leave emergency departments unprepared to cope with frequent surges in demand.

Routine requests for government publications, flags, photographs, etc. 18. Duplicate copies of speeches, reports, memoranda, etc. Letters Whitener wrote from his district office in Gastonia, N. C., and letters his administrative assistant wrote from the Washington office in his absence.