Meanings of early publication in English

The following volumes, now preparing for early publication, will complete the series:

The following is a list of the titles now ready and those scheduled for early publication.

In 1876 he again took up the subject, and, by an early publication, preceded Dr. Draper.

Opposition parties have demanded the early publication of a report on cancer services in the Midland Regional Hospital in Portlaoise.

A white paper on the new Mental Health Bill was published in 1995 with the promise of its early publication.

The Minister for Justice, Mr McDowell said he will submit the report to Government next Tuesday with a view to its early publication.

It announced the early publication of a digest by the Major to be called, "The Coming New Boom," The next adv.

And the early publication of a White Paper on UHI suggests an acceptance that the issue had rapidly turned sour for the public.

They went directly to Quarry Farm, where Clemens again took up work on his book, which he hoped to have ready for early publication.

Mr William Hague stole a march on the other parties yesterday with the early publication of the Conservative Party's £8 billion tax cutting election manifesto.

In fact, most of the early publications of fairy tales were taken from the French.