Sentence examples for publicized details from inspiring English sources
And while Mr. Brown's tale thrilled the antislavery crowd and got picked up by some newspapers, Frederick Douglass, the abolitionist, decried those who had publicized details about the escape, making it unlikely that anyone else could replicate it.
In addition to the already publicized details of the proposal, Emanuel's ordinance would require organizers to provide a parade marshal of their own for every 100 demonstration participants and limit their usage of a bullhorn to between the hours of 10 a.m. and 8 p.m.
While the STRICTA group publicized details regarding the development procedures for the initial steps, the post-meeting and the post-publication activities, details on the transparency of the pre-meeting activities and the face-to-face consensus meeting were mostly not disclosed.
The police and the Justice Ministry publicized details of that investigation on July 11.
In the remarks to several hundred employees of his department in the Miami metropolitan region, Mr. Ridge also publicized details of the department's first budget.
And by publicizing details like where telecom cables enter the building, these sites add transparency to a business that can seem clubby and secretive.
Within hours after a police detective killed Patrick M. Dorismond outside a Midtown bar earlier this month, the Giuliani administration began publicizing details of Mr. Dorismond's arrest record to try to suggest he might have been at fault in the shooting.
But critics soon pounced on the new deal, which set the price on average at $95, publicizing details that the government had not, including the fact that the price was fixed for only six months and is likely to rise again.
But Lavabit was told by the government to turn over user data, and received a gag order preventing it from publicizing details of the situation.
Detectives hope that by publicizing details of where the victim worked, someone might come forward with information. .
Mormon temples are considered sacred, and only Mormons are allowed to enter; it's gravely offensive to many Mormons to publicize details of temple rites.
