Sentence examples for was publicized by a from inspiring English sources

On Monday, Syrian opposition groups rushed to distance themselves from the killing, which was publicized by a watchdog group, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights based in Britain.

Then late last year, her story was publicized by a leading Chinese journalist, turning one woman's quest for compensation into a national cause célèbre for a new class of advocates who are using the country's legal system to fight for social justice.

Sponsored by Basic Rights Oregon (BRO), Cascade AIDS Project, Pride Northwest, the Q Center and local churches, the rally was publicized by a single Facebook page just 72 hours prior.

Investigation showed that the scary number, which had been publicized by a local official with the advocacy group Girls Inc., was vastly exaggerated.

His report, which has been publicized by a lay group, comes as the diocese is trying to reverse a decline in attendance and donations after the child sex abuse scandal and criticism of Bishop William F. Murphy on that and other issues.

Or the information might be publicized by a malicious stranger or acquaintance without the individual's knowledge or consent in a social networking space, which could adversely affect that individual's chance of finding a spouse, achieving standing in a community or pursuing a desired career path.

Though the protests have mostly been small, scattered and quickly suppressed, they have been publicized by an international network of pro-democracy groups with ties to the dissidents.

The letter was publicized by the MusicFirst Coalition, a music industry group that represents record companies, a major musicians' union and others.

In 1922, at the suggestion of Major William A. Welch, director of the Palisades Interstate Park Commission, his idea was publicized by Raymond H. Torrey with a story in the New York Evening Post under a full-page banner headline reading "A Great Trail from Maine to Georgia!".

The condition of the building was publicized by Italian architect Renzo Piano, and as a result of his efforts, the building was listed in June 2005 on the list of "100 World Endangered Monuments" by the World Monuments Fund, a New York-based NGO.

The report was publicized by The New York Post on Saturday, which obtained a copy through the Lake Forest Police Department in Illinois, where it was filed.