Sentence examples for that was publicized from inspiring English sources

It's also fine to analyze the details of a wedding that was publicized from the outset.

Mr. Walshe made the remarks in a debate last week with Mr. Albrecht that was publicized on Monday by viEUws, an independent Web television channel.

Recent scientific endeavors of his — including a study last month that was publicized prior to being peer-reviewed — have also generated controversy.

In the affidavit that was publicized in June, investigators also said Grimsley told them about other players who had used performance-enhancing drugs.

"If the thought of invasion against the Islamic republic of Iran crosses anybody's mind he must ready himself to receive a strong slap and iron fist," the ayatollah said in an address to officers at a Tehran military academy that was publicized in Iran's state-run news media.

Many Cisco routers are still vulnerable, he said, to a bug that was publicized in June 2008, since some administrators haven't implemented the patch that Cisco later released.

This is hardly the only time in recent months that a settlement that is publicized as righting a wrong instead hands money to people who were never victimized.

Much of the violence goes unreported in the Chinese news media, but the cases that are publicized are invariably described as "terror attacks" carried out by "separatists," some of whom, the government says, have been trained abroad.

His comments, coupled with similar remarks by Prime Minister Wen Jiabao that were publicized in the state media on Monday, suggest that China may seek to embrace tighter environmental restrictions during legislative sessions that begin this week in Beijing.

Germans have started approaching squatting as a mass event that's publicized, like a rave.

And non-violence only works if you're in a situation that's publicized.