Sentence examples for has publicized a report from inspiring English sources

"Now, Decide.com has publicized a report that they paid consultants to write about themselves," he said in a written statement.

The American Jewish Committee has publicized a recent report by Tel Aviv University's Center for the Study of Contemporary European Jewry that recorded what it terms 686 anti-Semitic attacks in Europe in 2012, compared with 526 in 2011, including physical violence and vandalism of synagogues and Jewish cemeteries.

This is the first time that the government has publicized a live-ammunition drill, The Associated Press reported.

But the controversy has continued to smolder as Canadian news organizations have publicized a flurry of cases of reported racial profiling.

Ever since the early 90's, Mr. Gatto has given Mr. Kennedy information about the department's activities in the watershed, which Mr. Kennedy has publicized in a series of reports blasting the city for failing to adequately protect its water.

Within the last few days alone, D.C. officials suddenly have publicized over a dozen previously unknown reports of missing Black and Latinx girls, and up until then, almost every mainstream news network had neglected to cover this national emergency.

Recent reports by the Institute of Medicine (IOM) have publicized the risk of medical errors inherent in America's healthcare system [ 1, 2].

Also, the authors have previously publicized a very important manuscript detailing the positive effects of rBPI21 in a mouse model of ablative radiation.

The IRS has been publicizing a crackdown on family limited partnership abuses.

About a day later, users had figured out and publicized a hack to get around it.

His report, which has been publicized by a lay group, comes as the diocese is trying to reverse a decline in attendance and donations after the child sex abuse scandal and criticism of Bishop William F. Murphy on that and other issues.