Sentence examples for even publicized from inspiring English sources

Mr. Yevkurov has met regularly with opposition politicians and leaders of advocacy groups, and even publicized what he said was his personal cellphone number, to solicit complaints from citizens.

That might be true, and Uber has even publicized some of these experiments as early as last summer.

Syrian state media even publicized operations that killed 25 opposition fighters.

An anonymous airline company employee even publicized Ma and Song's flight information to help amateur sleuths track them down.

These authors first of all describe a patient population that is less well characterized in Europe than in the US, where the long-term care industry emerged in part to provide their post-hospital care - a health-care sector that is even publicized in the lay press [ 5, 6].

And some hospitals are even publicizing the treatment as a hot "chemo bath".

She became one of the first celebrities not just to have plastic surgery but also to acknowledge and even publicize that fact.

One used twitter to confront MSNBC saying: "You should be totally ashamed to even publicize such an obscene segment on your own network, and you wonder why your ratings dropped?" Another added: "Your network, and the pond-scum that works for it, such as Martin Bashir, are good reasons why no one watches MSNBC.

Under this law, anyone who participates, speaks in favor of or even publicizes the existence of a boycott of any Israeli business or group (e.g. settlement-operated businesses) is subject to civil liability, loss of all government privileges such as tax exempt status and exclusion from eligibility for all government support.

Even if publicized on a website, there will always be a certain proportion of people who do not or cannot access the information.

They are scared even to publicize their exact number, which was recently estimated at seven by the Jewish Agency for Israel, and at eight by one Christian cleric.