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The website aims to publicise Bruni's charity work as well as giving the world a glimpse of her life in the Elysee Palace with Sarkozy.

A social media networking blitz by the White House helped publicise the speech in an effort to generate discussion.

It would also need to publicise the banking nature of its facilities.

The idea is basically to publicise the plight of this helpless child so much that the authorities will be shamed into action.

"We will publicise our audits, except in areas which contain state or commercial secrets, " he said.

To publicise our company, the advertisement should be well-designed and cover general information of our company.

The specification is similar to the map, to publicise the orders are out of the paper in addition to the books and periodicals for folding.

Publicists manipulate the stars personal lives, to help publicise their new movie.

These are a growing trend in Paris, allowed despite the smoking ban. The hotel just isn't allowed to publicise it.

Users will be able to publicise events, invite each other, communicate and discuss key news, etc.

It is the Institute's job to publicise intellectual property legislation - and particularly its advantages - in Switzerland.

He is helping to publicise The Barbed Wire University, a new book on life in the camps during the Second World War.

"The reason it doesn't work is that the publishers do actually perform quite a useful service: they edit the book, then they publicise it. "

The democratisation of the media means we all have the ability to publicise things via the web.

Posters and press supplements were also issued to publicise the territory-wide events.

The Equality and Human Rights Commission should publicise and enforce this.

It has filed over 800 patent applications, but has yet to publicise any big innovation.

The story underneath was about an increase in the demand for food stamps, after an effort to publicise their availability.

Microsoft started to publicise details of Microsoft Office 2010, aka Office 14*, at its Worldwide Partner Conference in New Orleans today.

Costs for the new CCTV complex are estimated at $1 billion, although nobody dares publicise the true pricetag.

A Google Group has been formed to track discussions and publicise the program.

On November 8th Queen Elizabeth II launched a Facebook page to publicise the royal family's doings.

The story underneath was about an increase in the demand for food stamps[4], after an effort to publicise their availability.

Why publicise someone's flaws?

IRD makes use of various means to publicise such rights to taxpayers.

We have to rely on the government to publicise and promote us.

Besides, this is also a chance to publicise the image of our company.

Turning your lights off for an hour this Saturday from 8. 30pm is a small, simple act that is easy to publicise.

You can pop out of purdah to publicise expansion, a deal, or a product whenever you like.

Back in 1997, the internet was used to publicise the effectiveness of charcoal-burning barbecues as a means of carbon-monoxide poisoning;

Publicise feature articles in the chambers trade associations newsletter and website as and when appropriate;

Duties: Plan the brand profile, promote and publicise, profile, decoration and fitting design of shops

conduct publicity campaigns to publicise and promote the hong kong port