Sentence examples for and publicized in a from inspiring English sources

Latinos are less likely than non-Hispanic whites to apply for unemployment insurance benefits or to receive them once they apply, according to the study published in the Monthly Labor Review and publicized in a briefing by the National Employment Law Project.

'Environment-friendly distribution' system may itself be utilized as a strong way of advertising and publicized in the organization's marketing campaign.

Copies of the translation were widely disseminated and publicized in the US after the battle.

The real-life events on which "Two Boys" is based happened in 2003 and were publicized in a 2005 article in Vanity Fair.

The (spiritual) "breakout" lasted for many weeks and was publicized in an extensive collection of video footage available on YouTube.

Then-President Barack Obama campaigned for him in his 2010 re-election bid, which Perriello publicized in a campaign ad.

One of those is Charbak, a blogger who appeared on a list of 84 "enemies of Islam" drawn up by a group of hardline clerics and widely publicized in Bangladeshi media in March 2013, a month after Haider was killed.

White investigated numerous lynchings and race riots, which he shared with NAACP lawyers and publicized widely in seeking a federal anti-lynching bill, which today still hasn't passed.

Mr. Brown, the acting United States attorney, sent a complaint last April to a federal panel saying Mr. Walpin had withheld "potentially significant information at the expense of determining the truth" while conducting his investigation and publicized the case in a way that damaged the image of the AmeriCorps program (the panel later found that there was no merit to the complaint).

Among other projects, he initiated, supervised, and publicized a comprehensive technical analysis in 1997 by five national laboratories of how energy technologies can best reduce greenhouse gas emissions cost-effectively, entitled Scenarios of U.S. Carbon Reductions.

The Whigs early courted and publicized Crockett in the hope of creating a popular "coonskin" politician to offset Jackson.