And researchers in universities who receive grants from the National Cancer Institute and other federal agencies also are under pressure to publicize findings to justify public spending.
In Britain, for example, a set of publicized Judges' Rules (first drawn up in 1913 and since revised) outlines safeguards for accused persons while they are under investigation.
Perhaps I am now supposed to engage in egalitarian self-criticism about this, but at the time, I saw nothing wrong or elitist about being ranked first under a clearly defined and publicized scoring system.
During the Giuliani mayoralty, Mr. Kest helped win better working conditions for members of the city's workfare force — welfare recipients who, under the mayor's widely publicized plan, were required to do menial work, including cleaning city parks, in order to receive their benefits.
Oprah Winfrey has come under fire for her highly publicized television special on India, multiple outlets reported on Tuesday.
The New York Department of State, which began regulating pet cemeteries under 1992 legislation prompted by the widely publicized scandal, said last week that it had no record of violations under the Tarzias.
Mr. Kerik said his plans differed from the widely publicized community policing effort under Mr. Giuliani's predecessor, David N.
Hope for a more dramatic solution will rest on new ways of looking at commercial aviation and less publicized government initiatives now under development.
The summit meeting came at a time when police agencies across the state are coming under increasing scrutiny because of highly publicized allegations of brutality.
In addition, several recent publicized campaigns have come under criticism in the popular media for reinforcing stigmatization of obese people.
Because the best publicized obesity-related developments under the ADAAA did not begin until late 2010, arguably, the status of obesity under the amended ADA might have remained uncertain to employers (and their attorneys) until then.
