Sentence examples for has not publicised from inspiring English sources

If true, this is alarming news, and the only surprise is that Japan has not publicised it.A softer approach may not entirely please South Korea either.

The Coalition hasn't publicised its election costings yet, and Turnbull demurred when asked when we might expect them, saying the "real issue" of the day was "the flagrant wastefulness and recklessness" of Labor's spending.

He had not publicised what had been happening because these pilots had been assisting with other countries' operations.

Yvette Cooper and Liz Kendall, two other candidates for the leadership of the party, have not publicised their positions on reducing housing costs or rent controls.

"Unfortunately, we have not publicised the revolution well and not succeeded in informing the new generation about its merits," said Ali Akbar Rafsanjani, a former president, this week.

But Mr Sechin's words raise concerns about how BP itself could be treated as a minority shareholder in Rosneft.Minority shareholders have written a letter to Rosneft's non-executive directors complaining of their treatment, but have not publicised it.

Both the Nazi-hunting group and the prosecutors said they had not publicised the case and did not know how Bild had got the story.

(Male, Administrators-2, 18-08-2011) Hospitals have not publicised complaints; neither have health administration departments.

If there is one it has not been publicised yet.

What has not been publicised is police research looking for the first time into suspects' histories.

His name, like those of the others, has not been publicised, and even senior insiders are unaware of the list of candidates, since only the firm's 241 directors have a vote.