publicising

her highly publicised affair with a leading politician

All relevant departments will co-operate to publicise this MPF system which affects the general public.

The company decided to publicise their new product through social media.

It's important to publicise the event to attract more attendees.

The government aims to publicise the benefits of recycling to the public.

The charity organization used various channels to publicise their fundraising campaign.

The artist hired a PR agency to help publicise her upcoming exhibition.

The museum plans to publicise the new exhibit with a press release.

It's crucial to publicise accurate information to avoid misunderstandings.

The celebrity's team worked hard to publicise her latest movie.

The school decided to publicise the new scholarship program to attract more applicants.

The city council launched a campaign to publicise the importance of water conservation.

They feel more together when they publicise and highlight the discrimination they have experienced.

The first stop on her much publicised goodwill tour of European capitals.

We should publicise what we're doing-to our customers in the domestic market and abroad.

Thomson Callender, the Republican journalist who had publicised the Reynolds affair.

D) To publicise the concern about the impact of krill fishing.

Shame is one way to publicise it; exposing the suffering it involves is salutary.

After all, before he took the job he had already publicised the fact that cracks in a dam were caused by official negligence.

Napster’s peer-to-peer file sharing system was perhaps the most highly publicised of its time and it was not always good publicity.

Although it's not meant an enormous amount of money for us, it has made our activities even more widely publicised and understood.

So every vessel that goes into our seas and oceans publicises its location using a transponder system.