Sentence examples for put prominent from inspiring English sources

Another proposal is to put prominent Sunnis on the constitution-drafting body that the future parliament will create.It may be too late.

The NIS taskforce said similar attempts had been made to influence elections for the national assembly in 2011 and 2012, during which it also put prominent opposition politicians under surveillance, Yonhap added.

"The PSNI also has questions to answer about the feet-dragging in investigating those aspects of Maíria Cahill's complaints which put prominent republicans on the wrong side of the law.

Despite being the first country to introduce a health warning on cigarette packets back in 1965, it now belongs to a tiny group of countries that have not ratified the WHO's Framework Convention on Tobacco Control, and do not force manufacturers to put prominent warnings on the front or reverse of packets.

In recent days, the Obama campaign has put prominent advertisements on numerous online news sites.

The Silent March group wants manufacturers to install locking devices to make weapons childproof, put prominent warning labels on guns and establish manufacturer-authorized dealerships.

He told one newspaper that top defense officials discussed the "strategic political value" of putting prominent detainees on trial before the 2008 presidential election.

Some of Mr. Bush's hopes of putting prominent Democrats in his cabinet have been made far more difficult by the 50-50 splin in the Senate which has made Democrats loath to desert their party and give up their seats.

(He put one prominent reporter in jail and threatened to lock up another).

The White House needs to put someone prominent in charge of the issue now, or risk being caught off guard later.

He might even pledge to serve only one term and to find Democrats to put in prominent positions.