Sentence examples for with publicising from inspiring English sources

In March this year, he was charged with "publicising terrorist acts".

Advertising campaigns associated with publicising EU contracts and rules give great power to officials and politicians wanting to reward favourable coverage.

There is hardly anybody left who dares to get involved with helping Chechens or with publicising the atrocities they have suffered.

It has been adopted to avoid the fate of previous amnesty campaigns, which so often have become more concerned with publicising the political views of the imprisoned than with humanitarian purposes.

He claims he is the victim of a witch-hunt by Ms Villarán.When he was mayor, Mr Castañeda spent public money plastering the city with billboards publicising his works.

"She was pretty upset with me, for publicising the conditions she'd been held in.

"Even though it's done with best intentions, publicising this issue has only piqued curiosity among young people," said Kat Tremlett, harmful content manager at the UK Safer Internet Centre.

Shoukry said on Saturday: "We expected that any technical information should have been shared with us before publicising it in the media".

The deputy prime minister, who was furious with Truss for publicising their private disagreement, also sanctioned a rare briefing on their internal discussions.

This article is designed to coincide with and publicise new BOOS guidelines and once again champion the cause of patients with MBD.

Zwier's [ 30] paper reported the only study of social media content, comparing motivations for labiaplasty disclosed by 78 women posting in online communities with those publicised by 40 labiaplasty provider websites.