Sentence examples for generally publicize from inspiring English sources
Under longstanding procedures, the committee agrees that in exchange for access it will not generally publicize its findings but rather take complaints or criticisms to the government in charge in the hope that they can be addressed.
They're abundant, and they're generally well publicized as a part of any company's corporate social-responsibility program.
Since so many rock art panels have been vandalized, park rangers generally do not publicize these finds.
Mr. LaHood said the F.A.A. would encourage small airlines, which generally do not have such programs, to adopt them, and publicize the names of those that do not.
Protect Our Winters enlists professional athletes to publicize climate change on social media, particularly Instagram, a platform generally devoted to babies and brunches.
Ms. Schapiro said her other major concern about electronic markets centered on those that conducted trades without publicizing prices, generally known as dark pools.
Schools do not publicize how many students they remove this way, but the number is generally a small portion of the enrollment.
Such localized efforts generally require less extensive supervision, and more modest social mobilization, communication and advocacy (e.g. to publicize efforts on television and radio) efforts.
He wanted to publicize it.
"We did highly publicize the fact".
