Sentence examples for publicise anything from inspiring English sources
But, the authors argue, America's government is not making the country's business environment attractive enough for companies to want to come back.Given the political pressure, it is natural for companies to want to publicise anything that looks like reshoring.
Downside: Would be weird; may stop anyone publicising anything on their behalf.
"Four months after my brother's death, my father was called to Evin prison and told that his son had been an apostate and there was no place in this world for him and no place in the other world either," said Lawdan Bazargan.The tribunal, which has enthusiastic backing from Archbishop Desmond Tutu, has no power to do anything bar publicising the testimony of witnesses.
To finance it, I continued to do publicity for publishers and whatever came to hand, my logo an apple standing on one foot, underneath it inscribed "Anything outrageous suitably publicised".
Anything other than a highly publicised defenestration of senior people could have been fatal to the overall business.
There is no suggestion that those named have done anything wrong, as all the TUEs publicised by Fancy Bears have been granted approval by anti-doping authorities.
Salafism, imported into Egypt from Saudi Arabia and publicised around the world thanks to petrodollars, is the enemy of anything moderate and tolerant.
(Age 31, obese, MP) "I know if there was something out there I would use it.....and if there is anything out there, I don't know about it.....it's not publicised".
Is there anything left to learn from the man who told Business Insider, in an interview to publicise his book, that gender diversity in advertising agencies (where only 11.5% of creative directors are women) is a nonexistent problem, to which he devotes no time at all?
Attempts to publicise the massacre were censored.
