Sentence examples for the now published from inspiring English sources

In 1966, Schapiro was the Charles Eliot Norton Professor at Harvard University, where he delivered the now published lectures on Romanesque architectural sculpture.

On 14 April 2002 the NoW published a story claiming police were "intrigued" by an alleged new lead derived from voicemails they had obtained from her phone.

John Whittingdale, Conservative chairman of the culture committee, said recent allegations about the NoW published by the New York Times, contradicted evidence given to his committee last year.

But having been trumpeted by Vince Cable in February 2012 as a vitally important development for UK universities, the contents of the now published strategy, Global Growth and Prosperity, has proved a real disappointment.

The now published operational case for bulk EQ, as it's known, and also bulk interception (aka mass surveillance) states that these are "foreign-focused powers" — allowing the security and intelligence agencies to "gather overseas-related communications of terrorists, serious criminals and state based threats in parts of the world where the UK may have a limited or no physical presence".

However, in response to this most recent onslaught of negative publicity and, incredibly, without referencing any of the findings of the now published COSSA report, President Hanlon inexplicably followed Jim Kim's example and promptly formed yet another Presidential committee.

The NoW publishes a story about Prince William's knee injury, prompting fears that his aides' phone voicemail messages are being intercepted.

He reads a copy of the legendary online text The Layguide, now published as a book, and is hooked.

"Benchmark" refers to the protocol now published by Zhao and colleagues [ 21] and "new" to the method presented here.

The results — now published in two volumes, "C.

It developed the Superkids Reading Program, now published by Zaner-Bloser.