Sentence examples for run publications from inspiring English sources

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.

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

They include the reining in of council-run publications, a commitment by government and public bodies to use local media for their advertising, and a guarantee that the Press Complaints Commission's successor will not create a further financial burden.

This is the sort of error than can happen to the best-run publications, including Fortune.

Editors on hard-pressed local and regional newspapers who are upset by the encroachment of council-run publications will doubtless raise a glass to the new government today.

Since the circular was issued, party-run publications and Web sites have vehemently denounced constitutionalism and civil society, notions that were not considered off limits in recent years.

There are no classified advertisements in the Communist Party newspaper Granma or the other state-run publications that circulate in Cuba.

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About Océ DNN Océ launched its first digital newspaper production site at Wembley, London, in 2001 as part of its plans for a newspaper network for short-run publications, act-ing as the international data distributor for the new system of producing newspa-pers.

Instead, since the memo began circulating among party cadres last April, party-run publications and Web sites have moved in the opposite direction, denouncing constitutionalism and civil society, notions that had not been considered taboo, and blocking access to competing views on the Internet.