Examples of using Republished in English and their translations into Chinese
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Modify the 32 provincial government regulations, corresponding amendments shall be made according to this decision, republished.
The national agricultural development fund project management measures under this decision and amended accordingly, republished.
(i) Decree Law No. 176/2003, as amended and later republished as Decree Law No. 133/2012, regarding family benefits for low-income families.
The defendant republished the photograph without permission on the defendant's social media account.
In 1998, Temple republished the book with the subtitle“new scientific evidence of alien contact 5,000 years ago.”.
Republished as“Building Power: Italian Architecture and Urbanism in Libya and Ethiopia,” in Forms of Dominance.
According to a letter republished in The Register, Oracle is dropping their Basic and Silver level support for MySQL.
The story was first published on 9 February 2015 and republished in nearly all local media.
This article originally appeared on Alice, Eve, and Bob- a security blog and is republished with permission.
The English author G. K. Chesterton wrote a poem Lepanto, first published in 1911 and republished many times since.
Obama and Asia is republished with permission from the East Asia Forum.
The following article is being republished in partnership with Artsy, the global platform for discovering and collecting art.
So I have updated and republished here an article I did a few years ago on the subject.
The lectures based on author's original three-volumed textbook and workshop in Pathophysiology republished in Russia many times.
The memoirs, part of which was published in 1734 and afterwards several times republished in untrustworthy versions, were for the first time completely edited by the Marquis de Vogüé in 1884- 92.
With a simple search through their“contribute,”“write for us,” or“guest posting” page, you can see if they allow republished content.
And Einstein's Unfinished Symphony, a chronicle of the international attempt to detect cosmic gravity waves(which was updated and republished in the summer of 2017).
In the meantime the claims, in common with many similarly inaccurate allegations about the Sudan and events in Darfur, had been republished by major news agencies and by the media worldwide.
Law no. 111/1996, republished in 1998, and succesive amendments, provides for a maximum penalty of life imprisonment for use of nuclear weapons or nuclear explosive devices.
But to his dismay, the relatively little known Rüstow delivered the most noticed speech at the conference, which was later published and republished many times.