Sentence examples for publicised them from inspiring English sources

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.

Dr Paik Haksoon, of Seoul's Sejong Institute, says that if divisions among Pyongyang's elite were serious, the regime would not have publicised them in this way, nor resolved them as quickly.

They allege Jones knew his claims were false but publicised them "with reckless indifference … and lacking an honest belief in what he published".

Those who want to organise "actions" publicise them on its website.

It selects public interest cases, publicises them on its website, and invites the public to fund them.

Into his late 70s, he travelled arduously for television programmes and gave a spate of good interviews to publicise them.

But Microsoft has a record of being slow to correct gaping holes in its software and being quick to criticise security experts for publicising them.

The Post Office, too, will be selling its loans over the telephone and the internet, but using its network of little shops to publicise them.Will this help?

But the former defence minister Moshe Arens told The IoS that Breaking the Silence should bring problematic "incidents" to the attention of the army, not publicise them.

On top of this Kramer has several sex scenes plus the value of D. H. Lawrence's name to publicise them and the directorial vividness of Ken Russell.

But the patch may not be available for weeks.Mr Lipner says he would prefer researchers who find flaws to report them to Microsoft, but not to publicise them until a patch is available.