Sentence examples for publicized open from inspiring English sources

In 2011, he wrote a much publicized "open letter" accusing President Obama of "villainizing the American dream" and the wealthy.

But she said she personally believes a "person-to-person" conversation would have been more effective than a publicized open letter.

Last Friday, more than 300 state and local officials announced their support for a Green New Deal in a widely publicized open letter.

Jackson likened Cleveland Cavs owner Dan Gilbert's much publicized open letter tirade against James for jumping ship in Cleveland to treating James as a "runaway slave".

Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, who castigated Silicon Valley giants in a widely publicized Open Markets program event at New America in 2016, appears unnerved herself by what has unfolded with Google and New America.

Over the past seven days, Mr. Romney attended 11 fund-raisers, compared with five publicized events open to the public; Mr. Obama went to six fund-raisers and just five rallies.

TIME magazine publicized that open letter.

He and others, including the presidents of evangelical seminaries and colleges, have signed well-publicized open letters on issues from global warming to Darfur, and some have criticized the religious right and the policies of the Bush Administration.

1.2 Objectives To launch the venue with a highly publicized "Grand Opening" event.

Launch the venue with a highly publicized grand opening event in the spring of Year 1. Maintain tight control of costs, operations, and cash flow through diligent management and automated computer control.

A fan took out a quarter-page ad on Wednesday in the Green Bay Press-Gazette to publicize an open letter to the Packers' management, asking for Favre's return.