Sentence examples for publicize as from inspiring English sources

The part of the proposal he didn't publicize as much is a clause that would require breathalyzer tests for gondoliers, holding them to the same standard as drivers.

Much of the meeting gave voice to Iraqi exiles' accounts of human rights abuses under Mr. Hussein that the White House has been eager to publicize as opinion has hardened in the Arab world against the American-led invasion of Iraq.

Thus what the SEC tries to publicize as progress is grossly inadequate and misses the drivers of crisis- of widespread fraud throughout the CDO market, which involves price manipulation, inadequate disclosure of parties and intentions, and tying among transactions, in addition to corporate level misleading statements regarding mortgage exposure.

Unless the reason is publicized as widely as Slammer's attack was last weekend, chances are you will never know.

Every year since 2004 the Library of Michigan has publicized as many as 20 Notable Michigan books "reflective of Michigan's diverse ethnic, historical, literary, and cultural experience".

The second inauguration, which is being publicized as much more low-key than Obama's first star-studded event, will include more performers who will be announced in the coming weeks.

The negative result of this study has been widely publicized as yet another piece of evidence that something is wrong in our approach to biomarkers.

The success of Marguerite Henry's 1947 children's book Misty of Chincoteague and its sequels helped publicize Chincoteague, as did the 1961 film, Misty.

A new book by Michael Crichton or John Grisham has always been publicized with as much fanfare as possible.

Shut down pressure from State Attorney Generals has been highly publicized -- as have Craigslist's efforts to work with authorities and to manually screen ads that are blatantly suggestive of under-aged prostitution and human trafficking.

"Lobbyists want as little of their activities publicized as possible," he said.