Sentence examples for publicly showcase from inspiring English sources

In some instances, as in the release of casualty statistics, the Americans publicly showcase their own data, which consistently show many fewer violent deaths than figures released by the Interior Ministry.

The history problem, he argues, is essentially a relational phenomenon caused when nations publicly showcase self-serving versions of the past at key ceremonies and events: Japan, South Korea, and China all focus on what happened to their own citizens with little regard for foreign others.

I think every one of those prominent black Republicans can thank President Obama because I believe his election has forced the GOP to publicly showcase their conservatives of color to counter-balance the cries of racism against their party.

Aron Aronov, who does community outreach work for the New York Association for New Americans, dreams of a space where his collection of more than 1,000 items of Bukharan significance might be publicly showcased.

The meeting publicly showcased the remarkable fact that Israel, as Netanyahu was so keen to advertise, is winning acceptance of a sort from the wealthiest countries in the Arab world – even as the prospects for resolving the longstanding Palestinian issue are at an all-time low.

The services was first publicly showcased during echelon 2010 in Singapore this summer.

The so-called EV Mini Sport [JP] has been publicly showcased first in 2010, and will go on sale in Japan and abroad "soon" (according to the company's website).

First impressions are everything, and publicly showcasing your company, on stage, online, in print, or via broadcast media, requires nothing less than a polished, personable, and contagious presentation.

Gold and Silver were first publicly showcased at the 1999 Nintendo SpaceWorld Expo in Japan, becoming the most popular exhibit at the program.

Oct. 17 marked the celebration of GLAAD's annual Spirit Day, a statement of solidarity among lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) individuals and their allies who publicly showcased their opposition to the bullying of LGBT youth.

This publicly funded showcase of musical activity, alone of its kind and with an emphasis on innovation, attracts some 200 music professionals from all over the world.