Sentence examples for which publicized from inspiring English sources

Returning to Pittsburgh, Delany started a weekly newspaper, the Mystery, which publicized grievances of blacks in the United States and also championed women's rights.

In 1904, a British shipping agent, Edmund Morel, formed the Congo Reform Association, which publicized the human toll of Leopold's rule.

U.S. officials say Russian intelligence agents hacked Democrats' email accounts and shared the stolen emails with WikiLeaks, which publicized them during the election's final months.

Left for dead, Aisha fled to the safety of a women's shelter in Kabul run by the advocacy group Women for Afghan Women, which publicized her plight a year later.

Left for dead, she said, she then fled to the safety of a women's shelter in Kabul run by Women for Afghan Women, which publicized her plight a year later.

"Other auto loan companies are beginning to curb discriminatory auto loan practices, and Honda should do the same," said Stephen Brobeck, executive director of the Consumer Federation of America, which publicized the report yesterday.

I mean to intimate no view on the constitutionality of the regulation or prohibition of picketing which publicizes something other than a grievance in a labor-management dispute.

In Westport, Conn., a popular Web site features Teardown of the Day, which publicizes planned demolitions as well as before-and-after pictures.

But there must be some ways in which publicizing people's secrets has made you more protective of your own private lives.

For example, she underwent media training as part of her participation in the 'Superstars of STEM' programme, which publicizes women in science and technology in Australia.

The administration plans to spend more than $22 million on the advertisements and brochures, which publicize drug benefits, new coverage for preventive health services and new insurance options.