"And we also agreed that we should not publicise about these meetings ahead of time, except through the Jordanian host, and I tell you that you may hear about it or you may not hear about it". Mr Judeh said that the Israelis had promised to study a Palestinian paper on borders and security.
I would like to point out that – contrary to the widely publicised information about the televised independence debate – there were a large number of Scottish viewers, like those in those rest of the UK, who were unable to view the debate live (Report, 6 August).
"He has brought out a book," Benitez said, when questioned why Gerrard would publicise details about their professional relationship.
The crackdown appears to be aimed at tightening media controls, despite Beijing's promises of greater openness during the Sars outbreak and official praise for the media's role in publicising information about the virus.
I feel quite strongly about this". Around 600 former NHS staff have received £15m in what are known as "compromise agreements", but he believes whistleblowers mistakenly imagined these banned them from publicising concerns about patient safety, and says he is yet to find a single one that actually did.
Around 600 former NHS staff have received £15m in what are known as "compromise agreements", but he believes whistleblowers mistakenly imagined these banned them from publicising concerns about patient safety, and says he is yet to find a single one that actually did.
In 2004, Brock founded Media Matters for America, a liberal watchdog that helped to bring down Glenn Beck, a Fox News host given to hysterical outbursts, and later helped to publicise comments about "legitimate rape" made to a Missouri TV station by Republican Senate candidate Todd Akin.
Equally, many of the most widely publicised claims from sceptics about what is in the emails are demonstrably unfounded.
The way that prizes have been awarded and publicised can offer clues about the status of science through history.
