Sentence examples for made known and from inspiring English sources

But the fact that it was adopted was made known, and caused virtually every member of the royal family to leave Iran.

Participants are unable to discriminate Champagnes after blind tasting, while significant differences in preferences for the products appeared when labels were made known, and the preferences observed respected the hierarchy of the market.

Just when the corruption of the local Chicago politicos is revealed and the governor's purloined reprieve of Holub is made known, and the excitement of the scoop should drive the drama, the plot tries to interweave romance and deadline, which only blurs the story.

One of the UN committee's central themes is the UK's failure to ensure that where there have been alleged human rights abuses, these are fully investigated, people are held to account, the truth made known and the victims or their families compensated.

Umberto and Maria José moved to Portugal even before the results of the referendum were made known, and she left her husband after a year and set up home in an 18th-century villa near Geneva, where members of the ousted dynasty spent their exile.

Having the color or temperature in this further sense is thus made known and named by reference to physical change.

The poem is a trace of the will of all persons to be known and to make known and therefore, to be at all". Pretty cool, huh?

It is also a time for leadership, for new partnerships, and for the private sector to make known and available transformative solutions that can scale, like ICT.

Prompt communication between hospital and community staff is required, however, if such patients are to be made known to, and given appropriate support by their primary care team.

Counseling services for students with mental health problems and suicide survivors should be available and made known to students at risk and peers.

These meals and snacks should be balanced, and their composition (specifically the carbohydrate content) should be made known to campers and staff.