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Publication of the article was timed to coincide with the professor's birthday.
Publication of this month's issue will probably be delayed one week.
We are expecting the publication of his book.
The book is now ready for publication.
He was in charge of preparing a magazine for publication.
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I didn't say it for publication, though.
Well, it's an article. It's ready for publication in Spy.
Righto, Ritto, providing I control the copyright and all publication rights.
I represent the magazine Titbits by whom I'm commissioned to approach you for the publication rights of your memoirs.
It's a statement for publication.
A very useful publication.
I have asked you here to meet the woman selected to represent the most discriminating publication in the world, Quality.
Oh, only from publication.
She in the publication sometimes.
I learned today that my first book has been accepted for publication in the spring.
Well, that makes the publication date awfully close, doesn't it?
Congratulations on the publication of your book.
It is not known if its publication and the ensuing protests influenced the decision of authorities, but in 1959 the old man was finally allowed to leave the Rock.
I'm also asking for a restraining order. against the publication of Mr. Burkett's story in a national magazine. on the grounds that it may hold me up to public ridicule.
Now, if you gentlemen will agree this report is satisfactory for publication.
There may be a little delay in publication, of course.
That's all right. Prof. Walgate was preparing these for publication anyway.
He thought my illness was caused by overwork. in getting my papers ready for publication.
I'll use what influence I have to stop the publication of those pictures.
She in the publication sometimes. She's wanted by Interpole.
I learned today that my first book has been accepted for publication in the spring. - But.
Everybody should be proud love to sing Hofbauer publication, even Carla Donner Carla Donner?
You'll never work on another magazine or any other publication.
Oh, well. This publication in which you're working is very interesting.
Here it means a short defamatory publication which people circulated.
And does some ordinary job in a Hindi publication company.
The matter was his memoirs' manuscript publication.
The communication blockade and publication ban. have had a dire effect and made it impossible to do our jobs honestly.
An American publication dating back to last January.
It was an American publication of January.
Can you prolong this rear publication novel?
See that it's sent to the Daystrom Institute for publication.
And suddenly, every publication. and all the media in the world wants to get at you.
News and current affairs
LONDON - Even after the passage of new financial regulations in the United States, the Dodd-Frank Act, and the publication of the Basel Committee's new capital requirements, the financial sector's prospects over the next few years remain highly uncertain.
Despite efforts to downplay the significance of the Nuclear Posture Review since its publication, it remains, in my view, extremely provocative and dangerous.
According to a respected defense industry publication, Sarkozy changed his mind after his party's smaller-than-anticipated victory in June's parliamentary election.
Earlier this year, the government suspended publication of the newspaper Bing Dian Weekly, provoking unprecedented open protest, which received extensive media coverage worldwide.
Even more surprisingly, the government, under the pressure of public opinion, has allowed Bing Dian to resume publication.
This gesture, together with the free publication of an opposition newspaper, is precisely the kind of move that will entice EU interest in an enhanced relationship.
Tellingly, the police chief went to his governmental superiors prior to the book's publication, appealing personally to a minister.
That fight is not over, but after my intervention, Moscow's authorities must take into account the public's negative attitude to their effort to quash this publication.
But their support of scientific research was limited to publication.
We demand an easy policy: stricter rules (especially when fighting conflicts of interest), a specific rating scale for complex products, and regular publication of their returns.
Research funding is allocated on the basis of publication in academic journals that espouse the neoclassical perspective.
Publication in such journals is also the basis of promotion.
What is new - and exciting - is that with the publication of this research, we may finally be starting a constructive discussion about how we really can respond intelligently to this challenge.
The G-20 should provide the political support to develop a framework that relies on monitoring, consultation, mutual oversight, reporting, and publication.
Journalists adopted tactics of underground publication, in the best tradition of East European samizdat.
External observers are bound to try to read policy messages between the lines of any publication, which may not always help the bank to achieve its objectives.
In fact, the long-term bond market was the subject of my 1972 PhD dissertation and my first-ever academic publication the following year, co-authored with my academic adviser, Franco Modigliani.
That is why recent doubts about its effectiveness - intensified by the publication in February of the 25-year follow-up to the Canadian National Breast Screening Study - have come as such a shock.
In the face of anti-monarchist revolutionary fervor, Parliament - as Cameron should recall - passed the Licensing Order of 1643, which imposed pre-publication censorship on the British press.
Charlie Hebdo is not the first publication to have suffered for publishing images which some perceived as offensive to Islam.
Nor did we seek to justify the publication of the cartoons.
Yet, in February 2004, one month after its publication, A Survey of Chinese Peasants was banned.
Publication of their plans sends an additional signal of their commitment and provides a valuable roadmap with which to assess progress, and thus help build confidence that all countries are working to reduce imbalances.
A few steps in this direction have already been taken within the ARF framework, including the publication for more than a decade of an Annual Security Outlook based on contributions from ARF countries.
In 2010, ARF ministers widened the Outlook's scope with the Simplified Standardized Format, which includes publication of national defense doctrines, defense expenditure, and the total number of personnel in a country's armed forces.
For roughly a century after the publication of Charles Darwin's On the Origin of Species, scientists believed that genetic mutations were governed by a process similar to that described by the father of natural selection.
The theory's publication at a time of worldwide alarm about double-digit inflation offered central bankers exactly the pretext they needed for desperately unpopular actions.
A dismal silence greeted its publication, which left Germany's pro-European establishment isolated and dispirited.