Sentence examples for A publicised from inspiring English sources

In November, the United States crushed six tons in a publicised ceremony.

My friends and family were delighted for me but a lot of them didn't really know what the job entails because it isn't really a publicised role.

If Iraq can cope with them simply by allowing them to be absorbed, without a publicised plan, without compulsion, and without foreign aid, any appeal to them to join a back-to-Palestine movement will fail.

Previously women have successfully argued they were discriminated against because of the display of explicit material in the workplace, but there has never been a publicised legal case against any major retailer.

The conclusion drawn by many people in Jordan was that discontent over the peace process with Israel had seeped into the traditionally loyal Jordan army.The king lambasted army officers for not shooting the soldier on the spot and paid a publicised condolence visit to the victims' families in Israel.

Officers were instructed only to open the main gates for motor vehicles and there was a publicised policy to that effect".

In 1929, Hammond married Dorothy Lister, the daughter of a Yorkshire textile merchant, in a highly publicised ceremony at a parish church in Bingley.

Consequently, reduction in MRSA disease burden has become a key UK government priority, with a much publicised target of a 50% reduction in MRSA bacteraemia by 2008.

Mr Cook promptly went on a highly publicised tour of a Foxconn factory in China.

Clarkson was involved in a much publicised scuffle with a drunken birdbrain in Adelaide.

Ramdev's aborted fast was a follow-up to a much publicised and partly successful protest by the octogenarian social activist Anna Hazare.