Sentence examples for which were publicized from inspiring English sources

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They pointed out that the agency had conducted a flurry of inspections over the past few months, the results of which were publicized last week.

It said the claims in the Justice Department's current fling, which were publicized in an extensive article in The New York Times, were nothing new and had already been dealt with under the 1998 agreement with the states.

Often dismissed by critics, the films gave Wong non-stereotypical roles which were publicized in the Chinese-American press for their positive images.

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.

He also said that sometimes books which are publicized as future movies fail to get made into a film, which may explain the eagerness to attach a specific name to the project in advance.

This was a metaphor for the deterrent effect the E.P.A. was going for, he went on explain in the clip, which was publicized by the conservative E.P.A. hater Representative James Inhofe, Republican of Oklahoma.

The original purchase, which was publicized as giving the orchestra rare cachet and was said to have helped lure its current music director, Neeme Jarvi, also put it deeply into debt.

The official, public contract is only a baseline; after each fight, the U.F.C. hands out extra payments, some of which are publicized — both the winner and the loser of the most entertaining match get fifty-thousand-dollar "fight of the night" bonuses — and some of which are kept confidential.

Nakamura was stunned by the letter, which was publicized last week by the electronic newsletter Internet Patent News Service.

The CDXis an index on Credit Default Swaps of the government bonds, which is publicized by the Markit Company.