Sentence examples for refusing to publicise from inspiring English sources

He said the Department for Communities would tell council tenants directly about the new right to buy scheme because some Labour councils were refusing to publicise it.

Stosur has only progressed beyond the third round twice in 14 visits to Melbourne Park – in 2006 and 2010 – and is refusing to publicise her expectations.

Its emphasis on Portugal while refusing to publicise figures for its plants in central Europe and China may reflect the extreme political sensitivity in Germany of any suggestion that living standards are being undermined by competition from the EU's new member states.

Only Tiffany refuses to publicise itself by revealing the names of stars who wear their gems.

He refused to publicise his next album, Listen Without Prejudice, and wouldn't even appear in promotional videos.

The 'Candy Shop' hitmaker has hit out at his record company Interscope for being difficult to work with and has threatened to release his music for free himself and refuse to publicise any official releases.

After three years of refusing to be drawn on "on-water matters", the Coalition's been remarkably forthcoming of late, publicising turnbacks within weeks, if not days of their having occurred.

Both Rio Ferdinand and Jason Roberts refused to wear the shirts publicising Kick It Out's awareness drive.

No doubt others held opinions as pungent as Mr Alciere's; but they did not have an Internet on which to publicise them.At first, Mr Alciere refused to leave his seat, insisting he was "not a nut".

Vatican policy dictates that meetings with abuse victims are never publicised in advance and church officials refused to comment publicly on whether they would go ahead.

More than a year later, no arrests have been publicised and the ICO has repeatedly refused to discuss its inquiry, code-named Operation Spruce.