Sentence examples for publicised for from inspiring English sources

It's also the case that registered interests are only publicised for around 12 months, making it difficult to hold MPs fully to account – I want to see parliament's register reflect all the financial interests an MP has ever declared.

But world leaders do not expect to have their private conversations with US officials or candid assessments of their capabilities and peculiarities publicised for all to see.

"This internal issue between Kevin Pietersen and the ECB has been publicised for weeks even before we arrived in the UK, and we do not want to get ourselves involved in an issue that has nothing to do with us".

But over the years some London filming has been less well publicised: for Christopher Nolan's third Batman film The Dark Night Rises, Gotham City's police station was created in a Clerkenwell warehouse.

The campaign publicised, "for the first time ever, all Australians can enjoy the financial benefit of Holden Employee Pricing".

A national programme for breast cancer screening has been in place since 2004 and highly publicised for many years.

But their work is difficult to publicise – for obvious reasons, the people who go there want their identities protected.

Despite the extraordinary work Body & Soul does, it is not particularly high profile as it is difficult to publicise – for obvious reasons, the people who come here want their identities protected, which means it is harder for the public to identify with their plight and put a face to the story.

The updated web portal, unveiled on Monday, features the full inventory of the Einstein archives, publicising for the first time the entirety of what's inside the collection and giving scholars a chance to request access to items they previously never knew existed.

When pressed again by Brausen in 1953 to produce works for a New York show that she had been publicising for a year, he was full of doubt and destroyed most of what he had been working on, including several other popes.

Murray's prospects are uncertain: his licence to practise medicine has been suspended or revoked in three states and he is well-known due to his highly publicised trial for involuntary manslaughter.