Sentence examples for publicised during from inspiring English sources

School budget "freezes" were, at least, publicised during the election – but this won't make them any easier to deal with.

But his formidable legal expertise, far less publicised during his heyday than his oratory and militant strike organisation, was still valued.

Because of the depressing finances Gelb publicised during the labour negotiations he became painted as "the spokesman for doom and gloom in the opera industry".

However we feel that this is a pledge that cannot be broken due to the nature in which it was signed and publicised during the 2010 General Election.

Plans were publicised during the mid-1980s for an upgrade of the existing Monaro Highway to dual-carriageway standard between Isabella Drive and Jerrabomberra Avenue, and an extension of the roadway to the north.

The new album was publicised during Jay-Z's performance at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in April, when a blimp flew across the venue announcing that M.I.A.'s new album would be released on 29 June 2010.

Adani has strenuously rejected claims an executive from the mining giant privately admitted the company had exaggerated job creation figures months before it publicised them during the Queensland election.

There is something quite touching about Cage's complete failure to publicise it during the interview, although it is the pretext for our meeting.

It said placements had been publicised in this way during challenging market conditions and described it as normal practice for local authorities to use online adverts when necessary.

The winners will be chosen by the designated jury, and publicised on 5 November 2009, during UNICEF's 5th regional media forum, to be held in Beirut, Lebanon.

Ferguson dropped Rooney from his team and, to the player's dismay, publicised what had been said during a live television interview, describing it as a verbal transfer request.