Sentence examples for does not publicise from inspiring English sources

He does not publicise his views on interest rates.

HMRC does not publicise its payments, with most of the hundreds of whistleblowers who contact it daily via its secure website or tax evasion hotline receiving no reward.

The IPT is certainly unlike any other court; it does not publicise a list of when it is holding cases or where; almost all of its hearings are in private – there will be no public sessions for the rest of this year.

What the Mayor doesn't publicise, however, is that he prefers to stack the odds in his favour.

Apple doesn't publicise the amount of RAM in its phones (though the iPhone 5 had 1GB) but even Samsung's latest Galaxy Note III only has 3GB.

A footballer squirms at the thought of subservience to a manager with fewer commercial endorsements and less money; a general balks at being one of the few living people who doesn't publicise his opinions.

Wisely, he doesn't publicise his private clients' outlays, but if your neighbour across the street is a house by Gaudi probably you don't stint.When we first met, your correspondent, whose knowledge of ironwork could be forged into the head of a pin, ingenuously asked whether an artist blacksmith such as Mr Normandale could make a decent living.

As Bien points out, many will consider negative equity customers even if they do not publicise this.

These are not perceptions that get people elected or promoted and so, understandably, most politicians do not publicise their own experiences of mental ill health.

These are not perceptions that get people elected or promoted and so, understandably, most politicians do not publicise their own experiences of mental ill health," Davie wrote.

Russia and Syrian state TV did not publicise any further airstrikes on Tuesday, after striking targets on Monday in Latakia, Idlib and Homs provinces.