Sentence examples similar to widely publicized document from inspiring English sources

Though these hazardous circumstances are well documented and widely publicized, the EU's containment policy continues to prevent large-scale humanitarian relocation to more appropriate settings on Greece's mainland or elsewhere within the EU.

Obtained by antismoking activists and widely publicized by the European media, the documents detail an extensive lobbying campaign involving 161 Philip Morris employees.

Instances of widely publicized censorship have involved public libraries, textbook selections, and government employment contracts.

I was surprised that Feingold did not refer to a document, that has not been widely publicized, but which is an impartial accounting of who is committing atrocities in eastern Congo.

From 1921 onward Stalin flouted the ailing Lenin's wishes, until, a year before his death, Lenin wrote a political "testament," since widely publicized, calling for Stalin's removal from the secretary generalship; coming from Lenin, this document was potentially ruinous to Stalin's career, but his usual luck and skill enabled him to have it discounted during his lifetime.

Prominent examples in recent years include a widely publicized 2010 attempt by former Virginia Attorney General Kenneth Cuccinelli, a Republican, to obtain documents from climate scientist Michael Mann from the University of Virginia.

His rescue was widely publicized.

The scandal was widely publicized.

This should be more widely publicized.

The hearing was not widely publicized.

He has endured widely publicized death threats.