The details of the campaign have remained murky, though Syrian officials have not been afraid to publicize its aims, including in foreign media outlets.
For example, in December 1998, he joined UNICEF Executive Director Carol Bellamy to launch The State of the World's Children report in London, using his unique standing and skills to publicize its aims with the world's media.
Targeted attacks are common but rarely publicized, especially those aimed at a behemoth like Google.
The results of this study will be widely publicized by presentations in lectures and by publications, aiming to contribute to improving child health in developing countries.
The growing Pentagon support for the Coast Guard, which is within the Department of Homeland Security, followed several highly publicized maneuvers by Russia aimed at cementing its position as the Arctic's powerhouse, including sending a pair of small submarines to the seabed at the North Pole a year ago.
He publicized Communist-led petition drives aimed at ending the majors' exclusion of blacks.
The recent highly publicized fight over two bills aimed at cracking down on online piracy threw a spotlight on this same disconnect between the Internet industry and the media giants of Hollywood and New York.
BMW and Marc Jacobs both publicized the launch of products aimed at a younger demographic an SUV and a men's fragrance, respectively with social campaigns on Facebook this year.
The widely publicized violence weighs on the Hugheses, who aim to offer a neutral place for people to commemorate someone who has died.
For example, the widely publicized CocoaAction alliance in Côte d'Ivoire and Ghana aimed to improve the livelihoods of about 20% of the families involved in cocoa farming.
Over the past 30 years, PETA has run highly publicized campaigns targeting corporations for the way they treat animals, taking aim at Ringling Brothers (circus elephants), McDonald's (chickens) and General Motors (test crash pigs).
