Sentence examples for publicising of from inspiring English sources

What is at issue in the publicising of suspects is not contempt of court but contempt for future life.

Peskov has refused to deny the phrase, saying only that Ponomaryov's publicising of a private conversation was "not manly".

So the publicising of the private, as in the hounding of Sienna Miller, is a result of the privatising of the public.

And leaving aside the questionable publicising of supposedly secret codes, the names are surprisingly relevant to the personalities of Obama, McCain, Biden, and Palin.

That question, as central to the writing as to the publicising of the novel, is one that Franzen has frequently struggled to answer.

Though Kardashian is not the only A-lister to have suffered this publicising of her sexual past as a weapon against her, there are noticeable differences in the way she is treated.

This magnifies the problem of publicising patterns of gender inequality.

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.

Another senior member of the governing party accused the British Foreign Office of publicising the availability of treatments not offered by the NHS on Spain's health service.

A persuasive orator, he led a series of campaigns publicising the plight of victims of torture and political imprisonment.

The technique of publicising the personal stories of a number of prisoners of contrasting politics is a new one.