Sentence examples for should be publicised from inspiring English sources

"The result should be publicised within six weeks," he wrote.

It is an interesting development in the old part of the city that should be publicised more.

In Ireland, a summary of information used in HTA should be publicised even if the underlying data has not been fully disclosed up to that point in order to ensure transparency [ 24], whereas in the Netherlands final reports should ideally only include public data [ 35].

Promoter C1 (male, 29) praised computer applications to aid self-monitoring: 'I thought the apps and all the stuff that you do on the computer to be able to track and log everything and find the easier routes to walk and things like that was really, really good … I think they should be publicised a bit more because I definitely think that would help people and convince more people to walk'.

The government should be publicising its success in Nuba, but your correspondent could not get a permit to visit it.

Note his following warning: they should not be "publicised as news, as they are defamatory".

The EU is proposing an "information strategy" which includes no information at all: "rescue operations should not be publicised".

A legal team representing the woman's daughter – barrister Vikram Sachdeva QC and solicitor Laura Hobey-Hamsher, who works for law firm Bindmans – said there were good reasons why the woman's name should not be publicised.

But Maria Burnett, senior Africa researcher at Human Rights Watch, said the government should not be publicising any conclusions so quickly.

The photo will be publicised only when power-sharing resumes.

"It's important that this be publicised.