Sentence examples similar to publicized planning from inspiring English sources

In Westport, Conn., a popular Web site features Teardown of the Day, which publicizes planned demolitions as well as before-and-after pictures.

His highly publicized plan to revive Niagara Falls went nowhere.

China has publicized plans to initiate the demonstration of carbon emission trading in seven regions as of 2013.

This is not the first time China has publicized plans for expanding nuclear energy.

The military has become disillusioned by the government's highly publicized plans to prosecute soldiers for past human rights abuses.

It has publicized plans by textile manufacturers to spend more than $12 billion on modern machinery over the next several years.

And a company headed by the founder of AOL, Steve Case, publicized plans for an ambitious eco-friendly development called Cacique on 650 acres just south of Hermosa.

The government's widely publicized plan to run free buses from Damascus, Syria, to Baghdad was suspended after just two runs.

Another, Modern Meadow, dropped its highly publicized plans for laboratory beef chips and instead is working on synthesizing leather, a far more valuable commodity.

Such limitations contributed to some of the hubbub that arose in recent months over the publicized plans of Rick Kittles, a geneticist at Howard University, to offer individual DNA-based origin-finding to African-Americans for a fee.

The United States Embassy has publicized plans for a vast new building in Islamabad for about 1,000 people, with security for some diplomats provided through a Washington-based private contracting company, DynCorp.