Sentence examples for internationally publicised from inspiring English sources
Within months of the first outbreak of the disease, and within weeks of the first internationally publicised cases, scientists not only discovered the virus that causes the disease, but also mapped its genome and identified a number of animal species from which humans might have caught it.
On May 8, 2008 she was appointed Minister for Equal Opportunity, in the fourth cabinet of Silvio Berlusconi, an appointment that was widely publicised internationally, with focus on her special background.
It has a tendency to raise its head again when the countries meet internationally, albeit such instances are rarely publicised.
"How can we think of supporting Nato or sending troops to fight while in our own country we have a situation of political repression that isn't publicised in the Turkish media and is ignored internationally?" She was referring to the situation in south-eastern Turkey where violence between the Turkish army and Kurdish separatists – the PKK – has continued for decades.
Izzard's eccentricities are well publicised.
His picture was released and widely publicised.
These firings are usually publicised.
Their impending launch has been well publicised.
But Bingham successfully publicised its existence.
It was their most publicised case.
But she had another, less publicised life.
