Sentence examples for still not published from inspiring English sources

been working for weeks, but still not published yet".

Kenya's Truth, Justice and Reconciliation Commission set up in 2008 after the violent elections has still not published its findings.

Decisions about the effectiveness of drugs are being made with incomplete information because results of almost three-quarters of clinical trials are still not published within two years of completion, researchers have found.

This year, both the Ministry of Defence and the Department of Health have still not published their annual reports and have said they will not do so until November - seven months after the end of the financial year they cover.

Six months after issuing the safety notice, Whirlpool has still not published a full list of the 127 affected models, relying on customers to enter their appliance on its online checker.

Eight months after the last hajj, Saudi Arabia has still not published a report into the disaster, at which it said more than 700 pilgrims were killed, the highest death toll at the annual pilgrimage since a crush in 1990.

As far as I can tell, the MO are still not publishing HadSST3 anomaly figures in the same format as HadSST2.

More than 72 hours after the deadly attacks at the Brussels airport and a busy subway station, the Belgian authorities still had not published a list of the victims.

Five months since its decision, the FCC still has not published the crucial details. "If you hear anything," says one Covad official, "let us know".One reason why political interference in regulatory policy may be spreading is that political funding from big business has risen sharply in recent years, and donors want results.

The China Banking Regulatory Commission issued orders to banks two weeks ago to restrict lending before the May Day holidays; the agency initially denied it had issued any instructions, then reversed itself and said that instructions had been issued, but it still has not published the details of what the instructions were.

There is increasing frustration that Sir John still has not published his report.