Sentence examples for over publicizing from inspiring English sources

An article on Friday about conflicting pressures on Roman Catholic bishops over publicizing accusations of sexual abuse misidentified a diocese where a bishop reportedly disregarded a review board's recommendation to remove an accused abuser from the ministry.

And until now, the debate over publicizing early exit polls has largely been irrelevant to the outcome of the presidential election itself, since none of the last five elections have been close.

Correction: June 16, 2003, Monday An article on Friday about conflicting pressures on Roman Catholic bishops over publicizing accusations of sexual abuse misidentified a diocese where a bishop reportedly disregarded a review board's recommendation to remove an accused abuser from the ministry.

That one keynote tends to be over publicized and extorted by gadget blogs anyway.

Instead, they often wait until court proceedings are over before publicizing a conviction.

They don't usually let media know when they charge a person with violating provincial laws, said Kowalski, often waiting until court proceedings are over before publicizing a conviction.

And extradition remains controversial, leading to bitter political infighting over highly publicized cases.

Such limitations contributed to some of the hubbub that arose in recent months over the publicized plans of Rick Kittles, a geneticist at Howard University, to offer individual DNA-based origin-finding to African-Americans for a fee.

Security concerns were whipped into a froth during the Confederations Cup over highly publicized, disputed reports about the disappearance of $2,400 from the hotel rooms of five Egyptian players and a small amount of money from the room of a Brazilian player.

Indians voice indignation over highly publicized incidents of rape, like the recent one in Delhi of a young woman by an Uber driver, but there is little public discussion of the socio-cultural context of the rape epidemic.

More importantly, it could provide a more constructive and positive response to the national impulse for revenge stimulated by "American Sniper" and the repetitive media frenzy over ISIS publicized executions.