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One of his most publicised goals has been a "harmonious society" . This means reducing the social tensions created by rapid economic change.

In Africa, local science is rarely publicised because scientists and reporters do not talk to one another.

I at the time was unaware of heR career as a model and heR highly publicised entrance into the Singapore literary scene.

In a well-publicised online video chat this month, the two men swapped ideas about ways for networks to help governments.

There was an issue in 2005, he concedes, when AIG suffered well-publicised accounting problems.

A series of publicised accidents on Britain's railways led to a panic overreaction by the privatised track operator, Railtrack.

One of the best publicised event takes place at Avenham Park in Preston, Lancashire.

But the ability of such well-publicised local episodes to restore a lasting momentum to the left is far from obvious.

But in a much-publicised speech this week, he acknowledged the growing public demand for a say in politics.

If the services gave more medals, the bravery of the troops might be more widely publicised.

Carlyle has had a well-publicised series of problems in its efforts to invest in state-owned companies.

In recent years, Britain has been afflicted with one scandal after another, and these have been widely publicised by media everywhere.

The arrests began last summer and were widely publicised in the Chinese press , where they became known as the "anti - Triad tornado " .

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

Part of the problem is the much-publicised attempt by the Obama administration to "reset" relations with Russia.

Vacancies provided by employers are widely publicised through different channels to facilitate searching and application by job-seekers.

In contrast to MoD secrecy, the French military authorities publicised details of the incident on a website.

Clearly, such headline cases are merely the well-publicised tip of an iceberg of pricey portables that disappear.

In an effort to look efficient, the government has publicised a new military tunic that can be worn only by officially registered soldiers.

At the very least, an employer should have a well-publicised policy telling employees not to download or distribute offensive material.

Indeed, the event was sponsored in part by the trade ministry, and publicised by Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

It is not only the recently publicised Cancun Talks - at the Copenhagen Talks, climate change also triggered heated debate.

The well-publicised health benefits of dark chocolate have given many chocolate lovers an added reason to indulge in recent years.

Fernando Llorente, 25, could be sold by Athletic Bilbao in the January transfer window, given the club's well-publicised financial problems.

There have also been highly publicised crimes in the United States.

Despite European banks' well-publicised funding problems, they too have benefited.

As currently drafted, the new law would do nothing about recently publicised accounting abuses at Lehman Brothers and other banks.

In a now well-publicised picture, Miss Campbell and Mr Taylor are seen standing next to each other before going in to dine.

received much media attention earlier this year in several highly publicised cases.

The governor quickly apologised, but his comments were publicised widely.

Dr Dosa first publicised Oscar's gift in an article in the New England Journal of Medicine in 2007.

Gates said that the effectiveness of aid is not well-publicised.

received much media attention earlier this yearin several highly publicised cases.

The well-publicised recent announcement that Daniel Craig will be the new actor to play James Bond has only added to the interest.

There are, of course, highly publicised (if not over-publicised) problems.

If true, this is alarming news, and the only surprise is that Japan has not publicised it.

Many developing countries already have very active research on nanotechnology, even if it is not widely publicised.

These are long-term trends of which events at the Taiwanese company are but one, well-publicised, manifestation.

That's according to some recent and highly publicised studies, which got some parents worried.

The UCD School of Law includes the Institute of Criminology, whose work on re-offenders was recently widely publicised.

They publicised the profiles of 4, 000 patients from 11 trials so that they could learn from each other's failures.

tighter conditions on drug approvals, prompted by much-publicised scandals, raise the cost of drug research, especially for small companies;