Sentence examples for when publication from inspiring English sources

He did so from 1953, when publication began, until the end of his life.

This is what the judges are preventing, particularly when publication would cause distress to a family.

Foreigners can sue each other in English courts, even when publication has been almost wholly elsewhere.

So even when publication goes against an author's express wishes – when Max Brod refused to destroy his friend Franz Kafka's unfinished works – it's hard to maintain the position that the writer is always right, or to respect the dead at the expense of the living culture.

On 1 January, Mein Kampf will become a book just like any other – at least in terms of its legal status – when publication of it in Germany will be allowed for the first time in 70 years, after its copyright expires.

Critcism was rife when publication of the posters sparked social media outrage, but now BIM Distribuzine has released the following statement: "We apologize for creating and releasing unauthorized posters for 12 Years A Slave in Italy featuring Brad Pitt and Michael Fassbender in a manner inconsistent with approved advertising materials.

Even when publications do include women, they're often at the mercy of their audiences.

Lucia Graves is a columnist for Guardian US The question of what happens to communities when publications can't afford to pay journalists to write stories usually centers on the loss of hard news and investigative reporting, and probably rightly so.

We have arrived at that time of year when publications, including this one, come up with lists of the best things of the past twelve months: books, (http://www.newyorker.com/online/blogs/elements/2013/12/the-most-crucial-games-of-2013.html), music, and so on.

Photograph: Rick Maiman/Bloomberg/Getty This is the time of year when publications that cover the hedge-fund industry do their annual rankings, and people get irate about the vast sums of money that the top hedgies make in some cases, billions of dollars.

Even when publications do run photos of the pomp and circumstance of a play's opening night — if Scarlett Johansson is starring in the show, say — that coverage usually appears in news articles and Us Weekly spreads, not critical reviews.