Sentence examples for before publicizing from inspiring English sources

French bankers had not contacted the ratings agencies before publicizing their proposal to roll over Greek debt.

That is another reason the Yankees will wait until every aspect of a contract with Giambi has been completed before publicizing it.

The careful deliberations by Mr. Reed before publicizing the accumulated pay and benefits of two deputies of Richard A. Grasso, Mr. Reed's predecessor as chairman, underscore how delicate the issue of compensation remains after Mr. Grasso's resignation.

Before publicizing their proposal in late 1999, Mr. Gitter and his partners acquired 2,000 acres for the complex, to be called the Belleayre Resort, after the mountain where it would surround the small, state-run Belleayre Mountain Ski Center.

Jill S. Levy, the union's president, said she was not opposed to Mr. Klein's proposals, but that he should have negotiated them privately with the union before publicizing them.

While the giants wrangled with one another, many of 2012's design coups belonged to small entrepreneurs, who had the chutzpah to raise enough capital to finance their research and development programs before publicizing the results on social media networks and selling them from their own or their distributors' Web sites.

We have not been given a copy of it, but it looks as though everything in it has been discussed and widely publicized before now".

Rogue dealers who are prosecuted have been publicized before, but Dr. Andrews's analysis, reported yesterday by Newsday, is the first that shows the unwitting role of law-abiding dealers.

The people with knowledge of the situation said that Google contacted Yahoo about the attacks before it publicized them.

Mr. Kaplan said early purchasers of the topps.com cards had benefited from the relatively small number of cards issued in October, before Topps publicized the venture.

Long before Taylor publicized this empirical pattern, Luria and Delbrück (1943) investigated, theoretically and experimentally, mutations of bacteria from virus sensitivity to virus resistance.