Sentence examples for publicised using from inspiring English sources
The abduction of the Chibok girls – about 200 of whom are still missing – prompted outrage worldwide and their plight was publicised using a Twitter hashtag, #bringbackourgirls.
The study was also publicised using cancer charity websites, so that patients could volunteer to take part directly.
The inclusive use of the term Wicca referring to the entirety of Pagan Witchcraft religion has been traced to Britain in the early 1960s, when it was used by various groups and publicised through use in adverts, magazines, and other literary sources.
Mills joined a Viva! film team at a pig farm in Somerset, in February 2007, to publicise the use of restrictive farrowing crates, which are used for sows who are suckling piglets.
Targeting families contradicts the administration's repeated commitment to focus its enforcement resources on removing felons not families … Given the particular risks faced by these mothers and children, the tactic of using widely publicised, aggressive removal operations – often in the wee hours of the morning – is shocking and misguided".
15 The survey was advertised and publicised through various routes using the Steering Group's collective expertise and resources.
Other cities have similar tales.But chemicals are only part of the strategy; publicising their use to frighten burglars off is crucial.
The report show a central command that wants to publicise how it is using its resources such as suicide bombing and where it is achieving its targets: establishment of checkpoints, conversion of apostates and expulsion of Shia.
Sue Storch, chair of Road Safety Wales, said it would be supporting the campaign by publicising the dangers of using a mobile device while driving.
The tech giant also publicised its supplier responsibility code, using the incident to draw attention to its existing compliance and accountability policies, Nguyen said.
Before his own detention last April, he was using Twitter to publicise the disappearance of fellow activists in a widespread crackdown by the government.
