Sentence examples for was circulated only from inspiring English sources

When the list was presented to the sanctions committee of the Security Council, it was circulated only among the 15 members, which did not include Sweden.

Both were written after Tolstoy had completed Anna Karenina: the novella was begun in 1882 and finished in 1886; the memoir was completed in 1882, but fell afoul of the Russian censorship efforts and was circulated only unofficially until it was published (in Russian) in Geneva in 1884.

When the news was circulated only in print, it was impossible for newspapers to retract stories once they were released into the public domain.

Furthermore, G9 was circulating only in Malawi during the study period and hence the overall efficacy data on G9 rotavirus type reflected the Malawi-specific situation.

Venclova himself is one of the five founding members of the Lithuanian Helsinki group, whose poetry in the disfavored Lithuanian language could be circulated only in samizdat.

Most of this so-called fresh material is circulated only in children pornography rings that are difficult to crack, the authorities say.

The quarterly magazine, introduced in May, is circulated only to current and recently retired American professional athletes, who receive it free.

After each conference a private report of the meeting is circulated only to past and present participants, and in the report speakers are identified only by their country.

He also wondered why petitions could be circulated only in a 37-day period during the holiday season, when it is often hard to find people to sign them.

In New York City today, petitions to run for office can be circulated only by a notary public -- or a New York variation, a commissioner of deeds -- or, in some cases, by a registered voter who lives within the district.

He began writing "Thoughts on Progress, Peaceful Coexistence and Intellectual Freedom". He referred to it variously as a book or a brochure since it was fated to be circulated only in "samizdat," the underground self-publishing network, it fell outside the standard categories of books and articles but probably its most important incarnation was in the Times.