Sentence examples for is widely publicized from inspiring English sources
The contract should be awarded based on competitive bidding, after the availability of the work is widely publicized.
Kostunica asks for the public's help in this effort and ensures that the government's hotline number is widely publicized.
In many such cases, the maximum possible sentence is widely publicized, prosecutors ask for a slightly reduced sentence, and the judge may impose even less.
Offsetting greenhouse gas emissions by growing trees is widely publicized.
The age of 35 is widely publicized as "the age" at which fertility declines.
Contrary to the many myths surrounding the vaping industry, it is widely publicized that vaping can be a much better, healthier experience though we do need further evidence to help substantiate the claims.
The suit was widely publicized in the local media — publicity that did not diminish much even after he won in 1994 because the diocese kept appealing.
The results of this study will be widely publicized by presentations in lectures and by publications, aiming to contribute to improving child health in developing countries.
The event had been widely publicized, but the date kept secret, with the idea of surprising an unsuspecting public.
