Sentence examples for publicized statements from inspiring English sources

But while Mr. Moussa was attacking Mr. Aboul Fotouh as a closet radical, the Brotherhood issued two widely publicized statements slamming him instead for his liberalism.

It turns out the widely publicized statement does not represent the gun rights advocacy organization's official stance.

A day later, though, the first son admitted in a highly publicized statement that he met with Veselnitskaya after being offered dirt on Clinton.

Federal fraud charges announced last week by the Securities and Exchange Commission against former executives of e-mail hosting outfit Critical Path related to a vast overstatement of sales by accounting that the SEC had emphasized as improper in a highly publicized policy statement issued barely nine months earlier.

That was a portion of actor Jeremy Irons wildly convoluted, much publicized recent statement on gay marriage.

In recent public statements, the school district criticized the Mathises for widely publicizing Coy's situation while it was under review and said it had acted "reasonably and fairly" in the matter.

The American Jewish Committee helped distribute and publicize the statement.

Mr. Obama's well-publicized statements denouncing special interest money have done little to dampen Mr. Farber's efforts.

This seemed to contradict well-publicized statements that the fifth season, which begins in March, would be the last.

In well-publicized statements, a wealthy local named James Reiss told the Wall Street Journal that he wanted to see the city transformed "demographically" by rebuilding, and Richard Baker, a Republican congressman from Baton Rouge, was overheard telling lobbyists, "We finally cleaned up public housing in New Orleans.

Mr. Ebad, who has overseen investigations into seven suicide bombings in Karachi during his five years as governor, said Ms. Bhutto had made well-publicized statements before her return to Pakistan that would have caused extremists to make her a target.