Sentence examples for publicise the problem from inspiring English sources

Paul Monaghan, head of social goals and sustainability for Co-operative Financial Services, said the company wanted to help fight the legal battle and publicise the problem internationally.

Love Your Tent, for exmaple, is a campaign that has been set up to publicise the problem and make festival goers aware of its affect.

A Shell representative said: "Containment options are being progressed as a longer term option". Green campaigners and Scots politicians have also criticised Shell for being slow to publicise the problem and release sufficient information on containing the oil.

Producer John Croydon replaced him; however, Croydon remained uncredited as the producers did not wish to publicise the problems which had occurred on set.

Mbeki's handling of Aids provoked the most obvious tensions, as he delayed facing and publicising the problem while Mandela was impatient for bolder action; to make up for his own past neglect.

Tour operators do not publicise the islands' problems to their clients, whose numbers fell sharply in 1995 when locals seized the airport, a scientific research station and some national-park offices to put pressure on the central government.Officially, conservation has been the rule in the islands since the 1930s.

The BBC's acting head of news, Fran Unsworth, has urged staff not to publicise the corporation's "problems" on Twitter and other social media as she attempts to contain the Newsnight crisis.

And despite his work to publicise the weaknesses in Near Field Communications payments, the problems persist.

Attempts to publicise the massacre were censored.

We will publicise the e-journal via a broad range of e-mail lists.

But in America she will not publicise the book.