Sentence examples for will not be publicised from inspiring English sources

"We will set the exact date and location for our operation in consideration of weather conditions, but it will not be publicised," said Park Sang-Hak, a former defector who has led a series of balloon launches.

With regard to Riley, it is understood that while there is every chance he will speak to the Black Cats this week, the details of that conversation, including any apology, will not be publicised by the PGMOB as it considers it a private matter - something it also felt in the West Brom case.

Note his following warning: they should not be "publicised as news, as they are defamatory".

The EU is proposing an "information strategy" which includes no information at all: "rescue operations should not be publicised".

But Maria Burnett, senior Africa researcher at Human Rights Watch, said the government should not be publicising any conclusions so quickly.

If there is one it has not been publicised yet.

What has not been publicised is police research looking for the first time into suspects' histories.

The venue of the event is not being publicised, which has drawn criticism from anti-war activists.

A date for a cross-code match has not been publicised.

The precise nature of the charges against him have not been publicised.

We'll be doing this again, and it won't be publicised.