Sentence examples for publicised that from inspiring English sources

The former Gloucester boss added: "It's been pretty well publicised that were pretty we're low on resources to be able to turn round week-in, week-out.

It's not as well publicised that Formula One has been offsetting its CO 2 emissions since 1997 – long before the term "carbon footprint" became everyday language.

They made an agreement, which was not publicised, that he would serve his six months' notice, staying on until the May general election.

Had he maintained and publicised that view, this country might have avoided participation in an unlawful war which has brought this country nothing but danger, debt, death and dishonour.

Likewise, it refutes claims regarding his involvement in 9/11, that the interrogating team was "certain he was withholding information" and claims, widely publicised, that his torture led to valuable actionable intelligence.

It's well publicised that we've cut the wage bill from last season and we've looked at all other costs".

Publicising that film yesterday, Depardieu expressed regret for the notoriety which came from the 2011 incident in which he urinated on a plane.

They want to publicise that [fact]." Prayuth seized power last week in an attempt to "restore peace and order" after six months of political infighting and protests in which 28 people were killed and more than 700 injured.

Too often it appears as though our only choices are capitalism or socialism, the rule of private property or that of public property, such that the only cure for the ills of state control is to privatise and for the ills of capital to publicise, that is, exert state regulation.

The iPod-maker had been sued over allegations it had failed to "adequately" publicise that child-targeted games in its App Store included the facility.

"I think Coventry should publicise that and support the movement's continuation.