[
US
/ˈpəbɫəˌsaɪzɪŋ/
]
NOUN
- the business of drawing public attention to goods and services
How To Use publicizing In A Sentence
- The trick to this method is avoiding the annoying, self-aggrandizing kind of emote, but still publicizing the informative, roleplay based emote. WoW.com
- Now Temple Church – the church of the Inner and Middle Temple, the Inns of Court -- is publicising its next event in this series: On their knees in the Temple
- These could not be sold openly in Chile, but some Americans help to sell them in the United States as a way of publicizing the human rights violations.
- Yet they are also very good at calling a rally on the right issue at the right time, and publicizing it widely.
- They need to do some good publicising and push their product and beat whatever Sony and MS can do in the marketing.
- It says that Li Hua was elected as Chongqing's "city image publicizing ambassador" by popular votes, and Bo Xilai, Chongqing's party boss, awarded him the title in a big ceremony.
- Yet reporters also have been fired and a small number jailed after angering communist authorities by publicizing corruption and other official abuses.
- He co-chaired the June press conference publicizing these issues, and has spoken at many universities and conferences.
- The point was to silence and immobilize leadership while forcing groups to redirect energy and resources into raising funds, organizing legal defenses and publicizing the cases.
- We set about publicising the meeting as widely as possible.