Very few people are really trying to publicise these places".
"I was just trying to publicise the record company I'm a key investor in.
He then tried to publicise her case by giving interviews to international media and helping her children launch the campaign for their mother's release.
Josh Brolin has spent much of the year talking about it, but you get the feeling that he's only doing that because it's much easier than trying to publicise Jonah Hex.
When he says that many Mexicans are rapists, that thousands of Arab Americans celebrated the 9/11 attacks or, as last week, that Muslims should be prevented from entering the United States, he's not trying to publicise a book, stimulate debate or generate internet traffic.
After speaking to people on the phone we tried to publicise the charter flight.
The Tripathi family, who had been trying to publicise their son's disappearance, were suddenly famous: they received hundreds of abusive messages as legions of angry (but entertained!) citizens decided that they were breeding a terrorist cell.
The material posted on the site represents an amateurish and unconvincing attempt to publicise "secrets".
Once the mainstream press started to publicise the ever-decreasing dynamic range of modern records, I knew the time was right to try to give artists back the choice to release more dynamic records".
Instead, Willetts told a universities conference in Keele that the Office for National Statistics would publicise statistics that made clearer the separate contribution of overseas students to immigration and try to improve estimates how many go home at the end of their studies.
Finland is trying a campaign to publicise their employability.
