Mr. Katsav made widely known his opposition to some of the concessions that Mr. Barak offered Mr. Arafat at Camp David.
Solitary in mood yet technically difficult, the "Goldbergs" are particularly well suited to recordings, and have been made widely known through them.
The naturalist and broadcaster has voiced a 15-minute documentary on conservation efforts by the charity that continues the work of Dian Fossey, the primatologist made widely known by the film adaptation of her book, Gorillas in the Mist.
As in the court's decision on Wednesday to block the broadcasting of the trial of a challenge to a ban on same-sex marriage in California, the appeal was brought by opponents of such unions who said they feared harassment should their views be made widely known.
Additionally, submarine landslide-generated tsunamis shall be made widely known, so as to avoid damages technically and socially.
In an effort to prevent against casualties, the festival has overcorrected and made widely known its use of high-tech cameras, drug-sniffing dogs and ramped-up security.
This situation contradicted Recommendation 8A of the Code: "Authors have a responsibility to ensure that new scientific names, nomenclatural acts, and information likely to affect nomenclature are made widely known".
Since the high mortality and morbidity figures associated with chronic disease were first made widely known, efforts have been stepped up to modify the factors that influence them, including obesity, diet, and physical activity [ 2, 35].
In our view, they would need to extract a 30% plus margin to make it value enhancing at a price of $1.4bn.... Additionally, Aberdeen management (for better or worse) have made it widely known they want to diversify the business away from its reliance on emerging markets and related equities, which this deal would do.
In reviewing "The Island," for The New York Times Book Review in 1992, Louis Begley, the Polish-born author of the World War II memoir "Wartime Lies," said it "rightfully belongs to the canon of great works of literature," and expressed the hope that its publication would make more widely known a writer "of extraordinary talent and scope".
Make it widely known, furthermore, that your classroom is a safe space, that students won't be judged for coming to you and sharing issues outside of their assignments.
