Significados de publicise in en inglés

The national airline's financial woes have been well publicised in recent years.

The facts are clear to see and have been widely publicised in recent years.

Such injections are generally not publicised in a timely manner.

Unlike previous years, a huge number of Oxegen acts were confirmed and publicised in advance.

The programme will be publicised in the national press.

There have been similar developments in the Muslim world, which been much publicised in the West.

Madam, -The last budget's cuts in higher education grants have been much publicised in recent months.

However, it was the draft report that was leaked and those figures were widely publicised in the media.

But TMZ claimed Kris only found out about the filing when he saw it publicised in the press.

Before now, for security reasons related to the Troubles, such donations were not publicised in order not to identify donors.

It was widely publicised in various languages and actively promoted by the author in interviews and talks around the world.

Our family experiences have also been widely publicised in the Irish media in 1995 (The "Ward of Court" case).

She has also made sure that she is very involved in the local community, ensuring Monks & Co Clothing is well publicised in the area.

That man was "the Berlin patient", now identified as Timothy Ray Brown, an American treated in Germany, whose case was publicised in 2009.

But residents argue that the third runway was first publicised in the early 90s, so their homes were blighted since before 2002.