Sentence examples for publicised of from inspiring English sources

Since its launch last October, a pilot scheme run in Miami by a branch of the department Immigration and Customs Enforcement has begun more than a dozen investigations, involving people from eight countries.The best publicised of these cases has been that of Byron Jerez, erstwhile right-hand man of Arnoldo Alemán, Nicaragua's former president.

It was such horrors which Estemirova painstakingly recorded and publicised, to the chagrin of Chechnya's Kremlin-backed government.

During the past year, the headlines have publicised lots of cases of untrustworthy behaviour, some of it lurid, even criminal, some of it merely squalid and routine.

This is not well publicised because of the political implications, the possible media uproar and public outcry.

It hasn't really been publicised outside of Iceland so my plan is to illustrate the story and publish it on the iPad".

The site also said that its figure of 1.13 trillion likes - which was publicised as part of its announcement of having one billion active users - was not affected.

One such example is the well publicised case of a combination of BZP and MDMA by a 23 year old from Greymouth, New Zealand.

This lack of clarity has resulted in highly publicised scepticism of the NHSHC programme in some primary care circles [ 31- 33].

This increase in male suicide followed the highly publicised suicide of a Greek male pensioner in the main square of Athens in response to austerity conditions.

The interventional community should not be enticed by the irrelevant yet highly publicised result of the "landmark" analysis to forget current guideline recommendations for the treatment of patients with stable coronary disease [ 6, 7].

It was the newspaper Le Parisien which first publicised reports of supposed altercations between the couple.