Sentence examples for have started publicizing from inspiring English sources

In recent years, major copier manufacturers have started publicizing the risk of copier hard drive data breaches and offering security or encryption packages on their products that companies can purchase for an extra charge.

Apple has started publicizing which of its suppliers may be sourcing minerals from conflict zones.

The Greek authorities have started to publicize the names of companies in arrears to shame them into paying.

Greece, where improving tax collection is a condition for aid from its E.U. partners and the International Monetary Fund, has started to publicize the names of companies that owe taxes, hoping that will shame them into paying.

As the duo has started to publicize The Table people from places as far-flung as Mexico, Dubai and Australia have reached out to ask when it can come to their cities.

Germans have started approaching squatting as a mass event that's publicized, like a rave.

The doctor's office managers, Nancy Fanelli and Rebecca Balesh, have volunteered many hours publicizing the drive and sorting the toys that have started to come in.

Trendy complexes like the Toren in downtown Brooklyn and the Edge in Williamsburg started publicizing their F.H.A.-approved status.

The book was "very obscure until Islamic State started publicizing it".

In a sign that the sanctions could tighten further, United Against Nuclear Iran, a New York-based advocacy group that has successfully promoted other economic penalties against Iran, said it had started a campaign to publicize Iran's dependence on the global financial telecommunication network that nearly every financial institution uses to conduct business.

If the producers are smart, they'll finally start publicizing the true treasure they have on their hands, release it on Blu-Ray, and finally take advantage of the enormous demographic potential of the college bong crowd.