Sentence examples for run publication from inspiring English sources

After the electronic search was run publication lists of the university institutes were screened for additional potentially relevant articles.

The country's independent press has been systematically harassed, for example, forcing two of its most prominent editors to emigrate and run publications online from abroad.

The legislation now being debated in parliament would allow the official media watchdog to impose heavy fines on privately run publications.

Hubbard measured and certified courses, often worked as a race announcer, and wrote for running publications.

People call themselves feminists while running publications that make women feel like freaks and insidiously question their life decisions.

In a result that could surprise only an Ivy League-educated radical feminist, this proved an unworkable basis on which to run a publication.

News about LDP consultation will also be in Capital Times, the council-run publication.

But the Saturday edition of Guangzhou Daily, a Communist Party-run publication that reaches far more readers, devoted a mere 620 characters on Page 10 to Mr. Locke.

Though he knows he risks alienating his older but loyal subscribers by becoming too hip too quickly, he believes his family-run publication has no choice.

"There is no doubt that Washington will find more evidence to prove that China and the US can only be adversaries," an op-ed in the Global Times, another state-run publication, concludes.

The occasion was disrupted when a member of the Falun Gong spiritual sect, accredited as a reporter for a sect-run publication to cover the ceremony at the White House, interrupted Mr. Hu's address and upset the elaborate choreography the Chinese delegation had regarded as the most important trophy of Mr. Hu's visit.