publish造句

The projects will publish.

We publish about 35 letters each week.

Prime minister will publish the broadcasting speech this evening.

This publishing service is of the structure publish type.

But how do you create and publish an ebook?

Finally, you will publish reports of your service design.

Oxford University Press will publish a new magazine.

The cost of being a publisher dropped to almost zero with two interesting immediate results: anybody can publish, and more importantly, you can publish whatever you want.

The user can skip or go ahead and publish the message.

But he rejected an offer by El Universo to publish a rebuttal.

If your ideas have merit, sooner or later someone will publish them.

Only in 1687 did he at last publish his new theory.

When using the publish/subscribe model, many applications might be receiving request messages.

When you register, you will specify a userid and password, which you will need to publish data to the registry.

The world of e-government is eagerlyawaiting a hefty tome that the OECD is planning to publish in 2009.

It was beautiful and so we dared to publish it, believing that all those experiments must be wrong.

PBase users also publish a professional looking magazine, aptly named PBase magazine, that has a pretty cool history.

Only a topic couples the publisher and subscriber; publishers publish to a topic and subscribers subscribe to a topic.

That is why I am always reluctant to publish books of the words of songs, for therein the soul must needs be lacking.

I have been informed by several media that they will continue to publish even more lewd graphical, sensational stories of my private life.

The meteorological data gathering task ran as an infrequent, low priority thread, and used the information bus to publish its data.

The MQI can also allow a program to manipulate context for queues, specify alternate userids, publish or subscribe to topics, and inquire on processes and namelists.

The United States department of education dose not {accredited} schools but the law requires the {sequester} education to publish a list of private accrediting agencies {recognize} as dependable.

For thus saith the LORD; Sing with gladness for Jacob, and shout among the chief of the nations: publish ye, praise ye, and say, o LORD, save thy people, the remnant of Israel.

Although he continued to refine the theory, he was reluctant to publish, either because he feared ridicule for such an outlandish suggestion, or because he worried about a reaction from the church.

The health industry, where researchers find and publish bad dietary habits, and good doctors use that information to teach patients to change the root causes of poor health, not just the symptoms.

Tonight, I'm calling on Congress to publish all earmark requests on a single website before there's a vote so that the American people can see how their money is being spent.

It is an odd moment for Russia to assume the ministerial presidency of the Council of europe-which is, moreover, about to publish a critical report on the country.

Mass media such as broadcasting, television, newspapers and magazines, shall carry out publicity on the knowledge of prevention and control of AIDS, regularly broadcast or publish relevant public welfare advertisements, and offer expense reduction or exemption for publicity for prevention and contro