Sentence examples for publicised when from inspiring English sources

Regional allies such as Saudi Arabia and the UAE, whose participation was much publicised when strikes on Syria started, have almost entirely disappeared from the scene and their planes are largely engaged in bombing Yemen.

"What this means is that graduates would end up paying more each month than the loan scheme previously promised and publicised when students took out the loan," Sorana Vieru, NUS vice-president for higher education, said.

But there is no guarantee that Villeneuve's film will win nominations beyond the technical categories – Roger Deakins must be a shoo-in for best cinematography – nor that the public will be persuaded to take a second look at a movie that has already been heavily publicised when there is fresher Oscar bait to be consumed.

Notably, Karp didn't have a specific role publicised when the merger of the companies was closed.

The photo will be publicised only when power-sharing resumes.

His summer meeting with owners Fenway Sports Group was well publicised and when quizzed on what he expects this season, his response was honest and potentially daunting.

She was embroiled in a well publicised scandal when the media speculated on the nature of her relationship with Pancholi.

However, it said the level of such spending in the department is "minimal" and urged Patel to lead proactively "in publicising when it is doing good work and achieving life-changing impact around the world".

"I think it's very unfair that they were forced to publicise it when they were, but that's just the media for you.

how he "can't wait to be an uncle", but hoped the Duchess of Cambridge would be allowed privacy during her pregnancy, adding: "I think it's very unfair that they were forced to publicise it when they were, but that's just the media for you".

However, Mitie denied this suggestion and said it did not normally publicise contracts when they were extensions of existing arrangements.