Sentence examples for to avoid publicising from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it's better for supermarkets to avoid publicising relationships with suppliers – should it come time to dump them, there's no need for an expensive rebranding exercise.

He remains unnamed here to avoid publicising it.

But even on internet forums, the etiquette is to avoid publicising the locations or the entry points.

These complaints were not public the Red Cross avoids publicising its findings so as not to lose its access to crisis zones.

The families of many of those held have avoided publicising their cases, fearing a raised profile may amplify their kidnappers' demands.

The Bectu union said industrial action was "the only option left open" and that strike dates would be publicised to avoid inconveniencing visitors.

Hopefully, Chen's exceptional energy, determination and talent for publicising his causes will enable him to avoid a similar fate.

While the charity is keen to publicise the negative effects of a major company attempting to avoid tax, the charity also pointed to the financial grounds for avoiding the firms.

It has been adopted to avoid the fate of previous amnesty campaigns, which so often have become more concerned with publicising the political views of the imprisoned than with humanitarian purposes.

Abbott dismissed suggestions he should publicise boat turnarounds to increase the deterrent effect, saying "obviously some things have changed" but he wanted to avoid "micro-detailed discussion about every last particular measure given that having that discussion just causes unnecessary fights".

Magdalena was keen to avoid what had happened in Bonn, where a horticulturist had retired without sharing the secret of how to grow the plant, so he publicised details of his work on the internet.