Sentence examples for refusing to publicize from inspiring English sources

Even his heralded crackdown on Hasidic sexual abuse was a velvet glove wrapped around a velvet fist, as he took the unusual step of refusing to publicize the names of defendants — even the convicted.

Reduce the admission hype by refusing to publicize or condone harmful rankings, which in turn drive institutional enrollment strategies.

Mr. Morsi refused to publicize the report, and no investigations into the military resulted from it.

She refused to publicize her books, becoming more adamant as her career progressed and publishers demanded more of authors.

(As an act of revenge, she refused to publicize the name of the hotel because it has declined to buy her products).

Unlike other top Kremlin aides, Mr. Fyodorov has refused to publicize his assets or income but he insists that he pays his taxes.

And while Mr. Baskfield said Mr. Nyrop was known for his focus on the bottom line, he refused to publicize any private generosity he displayed toward his employees and their families, like paying the medical expenses of an employee's child.

In addition, the report said that thousands of infected people, including 3,000 on public assistance, were unaware that they were eligible for special benefits and services because the city had refused to publicize and carry out the new law's expanded eligibility criteria appropriately.

The lawyer's book, "Think Samsung," became a Korea best seller even though the Seoul media refused to publicize it.

He also seems to have earned the valuable trust of other unscrupulous businessmen because he refused to publicize the names of his co-conspirators.

Virginia, for example, refuses to publicize each fund's separate results, even though lots of private equity firms no longer object.