Sentence examples for that reprinted from inspiring English sources

In Gaza, about 200 Palestinians protested against Danish newspapers that reprinted a cartoon of the Prophet Muhammad.

They worked for a newsletter that reprinted articles from American newspapers critical of American policy toward Chile.

In Santiago, they worked for a newsletter that reprinted articles and clippings from American newspapers critical of United States policy.

Eight years her senior and imposingly eminent, he collaborated with his wife in founding The Ontario Review as well as Ontario Review Books, a small publishing house that reprinted some of her enormous oeuvre.

The need for concise reading matter, so well met by Time and Life, was met even more successfully, in terms of circulation, by an American magazine that reprinted in condensed form articles from other periodicals.

Other examples include a campaign from Brooks Brothers, the clothing retailer, that reprinted its newspaper ads from years like 1934, and a campaign for Soyjoy bars that mentioned the Dust Bowl and how the Depression "turned the land of opportunity into a land of despair".

Mr. Lessig, looking for a somewhat less visionary lead plaintiff, eventually enlisted Eric Eldred, the owner of Eldritch Press, a Web site that reprints work in the public domain.

I insist that this should be treated seriously, with clear understanding that reprinting and spinning the slander is slander as well".

The first excerpt was to be inserted in this week's edition of Zeitungszeugen, a newspaper that reprints documents related to the Nazi era.

The company, AMC Networks, ran an ad on the back cover of the Aug. 24-26 issue of USA Weekend that reprints excerpts from the Mediaite blog.

(Basic Books Inc. v. Kinko's Graphics Corp., 758 F.Supp. 1522 (S.D. N.Y. 1991).) The court said that reprinting copyrighted materials in academic coursepacks was not a fair use and that permission was required.