Sentence examples for publicized actions from inspiring English sources

"As thrilling as it is to disrupt the fur-pimp shows," said Dan Mathews, a vice president of PETA, referring to some of the group's better publicized actions, "we also like to bring the case to the public".

Meanwhile, Yvonne completes her film — and, remarkably, its revelations prompt the bank to take highly publicized actions to benefit the Watts community.

It was there that he led the highly publicized action which would come to be known as the Battle of the Crater.

"As far as the activists are concerned, it is the genetic engineering itself that is the vandalism," said Denny Henke, a spokesman for Genetix Alert, a group that uses the Internet to publicize actions against genetic modification.

By this time Coolidge's supporters (especially Stearns) had publicized his actions in the Police Strike around the state and the nation and some of Coolidge's speeches were published in book form.

But others publicize such actions as a symbol of frugality that appealed to constituents back home.

Some regulators think that the board should look for a way to publicize its actions, perhaps with names deleted or though periodic reports, in an effort to get around the secrecy rules.

Since this problem-ridden Primary Day, the City Council has demanded that the Board of Elections, the Department of Education and the New York City Police Department increase their standard of accountability and transparency by documenting and publicizing all actions that affected a person's right to vote on Primary Day.

At the same time, American officials say that the United States will mobilize all its state-of-the-art television equipment on projecting images of Dr. Allawi around the country, and do its best to publicize his actions and provide secure transportation.

It's not like U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), the agency that locked up the Haitians, is going around publicizing their actions.

(Jordan did not publicize its action).