Sentence examples for supplement article from inspiring English sources

In a Times Literary Supplement article published today, another former pupil of the school confirms that Spark's account of Kay was largely true.

In a recent Sunday supplement article about famous people's neighbours, the couple next door to Gary Barlow implied that the songwriter formerly with Take That was a bit of a knob.

She believed that the western powers used the UN to extend their own influence, and in a Times Literary Supplement article of 1982 she referred to "the almost unbounded power of the United States at the United Nations".

To supplement article 23 by point "C" of the following contents: "The committee of inquiry uses as proof of guilt materials collected and prepared by the commissions of the United Nations and national commissions on investigation of crimes committed by war criminals subject to trial by the international tribunal". 1. 11.

It seems clear that the prohibition against the imposition of any duty of tonnage was due to the desire of the framers to supplement article 1, § 10, cl. 2, denying to the states power to lay duties on imports or exports, see Southern Steamship Co. v. Portwardens, 6 Wall.

But I would suggest that The Times make much better use of its Web site to supplement articles like these, using links and citations in an electronic setting where space concerns don't exist.

Four cohorts of articles were identified: JCP articles from 2000, JCP supplement articles from 2000, JCP articles from 2005, and JCP supplement articles from 2005.

All conflict of interest disclosures associated with supplement publications follow the National Library of Medicine policy for indexing supplement articles in MEDLINE [ 2].

At Arthritis Research & Therapy, supplement articles go through the same thorough peer-review process as articles do in the main journal [ 3].

Their role is to identify the subject matter and propose suitable authors for the individual supplement articles, with the proviso that all content must be approved by the Editors-in-Chief.

First, in a change from the approach taken by many journals, we appoint an 'internal' Supplement Editor (usually from the journal's Editorial Board), whose role is to select peer reviewers and assess the suitability of the supplement articles for publication in the journal.