Sentence examples similar to publicised indeed from inspiring English sources
They hardly come as much surprise; indeed, most were publicised at the time.
A possible explanation for this result is that the combination of highly publicised information campaigns for breast cancer in France and the national screening programme indeed targeted a larger population, but economic inequalities have persisted: not having private complementary health insurance (whether free or not) decreased the probability of screening.
If so, would the same results have been publicised?
The change in law must be publicised, IDs must be given free to any who ask for them (otherwise the law would indeed constitute a poll tax, which is unconstitutional in the context of voting) and workers must be trained.
Indeed, under the new law criminalising the "falsification of history", anyone who voted for it, discussed it or publicised it in Russia would risk a jail sentence of up to five years.
His picture was released and widely publicised.
Izzard's eccentricities are well publicised.
These firings are usually publicised.
Their impending launch has been well publicised.
But Bingham successfully publicised its existence.
It readily publicised its killing machine.
