Sentence examples for Publicize information from inspiring English sources

The secretiveness stems from the belief that a populist intelligence operation with virtually no resources, designed to publicize information that powerful institutions do not want public, will have serious adversaries.

Its production was tolerated and even encouraged by the authorities, who often used Gazette de Leyde and other similar publications for their own ends, when wishing to publicize information that could not be released via the official channels.

But wait a second -- why is a public resignation by a fed-up director one of the few ways to publicize information which everyone should have readily available?

State investigators are determining whether his administration acted illegally by trying to accumulate and then publicize information damaging to the governor's chief Republican rival, Senate Leader Joseph Bruno.

Mr. Hynes, through a spokesman, said he would not publicize information about specific accusations because he did not want to discourage victims from coming forward.

There's even a Wikipedia entry for something called the "Streisand effect," referring to lawsuits that publicize information they intend to suppress, named after you know who.

"When federal agents quietly open a criminal investigation, we are not concealing anything; we are simply following the longstanding policy that we refrain from publicizing non-public information.

"When federal agents and prosecutors quietly open a criminal investigation, we are not concealing anything; we are simply following the longstanding policy that we refrain from publicizing non-public information," Rosenstein wrote.

"Why aren't they catching this guy?" Diane Brown, a spokeswoman for the university's department of public safety, said the police had been publicizing information through its Web site and alerts like the ones that Mr. Pearson receives, and through the local news media.

This system provides cross-project identification based on email address, without publicizing information from which email addresses could be derived.

These consequences can range from publicizing information about collaboration in the previous regime, through dismissal and banning from holding certain offices.