Sentence examples for has publicised some from inspiring English sources

The MP for Corby has publicised some of the abuse she had received on the social networking website, including one message that branded her a "bitch" and another that read "given half the chance, you'd strangle her".

I'm not sure the BBC has publicised it adequately.

For the last few months, Agudath has publicised the sages' legal ruling on reporting child sex abuse.

That leaves the claims of other flaws made by drivers on route 24 that Wolmar has publicised so productively.

But perhaps none has publicised the murk and cruelty of life in Russia so effectively as the mysterious death of an unimportant man.

His KGB has publicised an alleged plot involving fake exit polls and self-inflicted bombings.One of the biggest lessons of Ukraine is that revolutions can be unpredictable.

Grover has been active in race politics and has publicised police handling of racial attacks for 30 years within the Southall Monitoring Group.

Only this week, Alzheimer's Research UK has publicised a breakthrough piece of work exploring the link between infections and the disease's progression.

Speaking of her relief last night, the Olympian thanked all those who had helped with the search: "I am indebted to everyone who has tweeted about it, everyone who has got in touch and who has publicised the situation".

In an effort to look efficient, the government has publicised a new military tunic that can be worn only by officially registered soldiers.The western part of the country, rich in minerals and farmland, is still scarcely governed.

"The BHA has publicised this issue and following the case of Howard Johnson [who was banned] in 2011 the matter was given further prominence".