Sentence examples for publicised by from inspiring English sources

The scheme has been much publicised by the government as a way of helping children from disadvantaged backgrounds in particular.

Although less well-known (and publicised) by conservationists than the vaquita, totoabas (Totoaba macdonaldi) are astounding in their own right.

It will be widely publicised by the British Government at the negotiations in Nairobi in November on a successor to the Kyoto climate treaty.

The move follows a long-running campaign, first publicised by the Guardian, by the widows and widowers of police officers killed in the line of duty.

As a result, it was not included in the total figure for killings by police publicised by the FBI last month.

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.

Benn was returned after a highly publicised by-election, but his days of influencing Labour policy were over.

Horrifying examples of torturers' handiwork are catalogued and publicised annually by Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch and other organisations that battle such abuses worldwide.

It was publicised further by former England rugby captain Matt Dawson, who released images of his son Sami who survived meningitis, which he described as "two weeks of hell".

A slum dwelling can be simply kitted out for $4.A number of politicians have publicised RWH by installing it in their homes.

Such deep – and relatively well publicised – reservations by the world's computer experts seemed to come as a surprise to the Academy itself.