Sentence examples for publicise in from inspiring English sources

While any assessment of the overall success of Obama's two terms in office requires subjective judgments, the annual State of the Union provides a unique window into the policy priorities that the president and his speechwriters have chosen to publicise in any given year.

These arguments may now begin to damage the organisation's commercial interests as, earlier on Monday, two of Fifa's largest sponsors - Coca-Cola and Adidas - expressed concern at the widely publicised in-fighting.

His latest pieces were publicised in suitably guerrilla fashion.

The public response to our appeal, first publicised in The Independent, has already been fantastic".

Hammer time," as later publicised in a popular hip hop / curling crossover".

The resultant differences with other G20 members and regional partners were widely publicised in 2014.

It's an incredible honour to be singled out and publicised in this way.

It invented a cheap juice extractor, which it publicised in adverts extolling the health benefits of drinking an orange.

Vatican policy dictates that meetings with abuse victims are never publicised in advance and church officials refused to comment publicly on whether they would go ahead.

For example, focusing on toxicology results that show the victim had traces of marijuana was also publicised in the deaths of Trayvon Martin and Mike Brown.

Nettleton's mother says she now fears her daughter is in great danger after her plans to flee were publicised in the media.