made public's Usage Examples:

When the internal process is over, the final list is made public.

Although a veil of secrecy cloaked early doctrinal documents, which later said to have only feebly indicated the APA's organizational aims, the 1894 national convention approved a 13-point statement of principles which was made public and published.

After his personal notes were made public on his 90th birthday in 2001, a study used stylostatistical methods to determine which of those talks were written by him and which were written by various aides.

did constitute an investigative committee, but it operated completely opaquely and its final report was not made public.

itself when actually completed, states that a portion of it, while still unrevised and incomplete, was in fact surreptitiously made public.

Representatives of the group also made public announcements that the Roman Catholic Church had instigated the Civil War, during which they said Catholics and Irish made up large numbers of deserters, and that both Grover Cleveland and William McKinley were controlled by the Church.

He placed a small Bible on the hand controller and then walked about 20"nbsp;ft (6 m) to a small hollow where he placed a plaque bearing the names of the fourteen known astronauts and cosmonauts to have lost their lives (two cosmonaut deaths had not been made public at the time – Valentin Bondarenko and Grigori Nelyubov).

This discovery was not made public until 1851.

There have been 19 World Drug Reports published since the original report was made public.

order) is an order, typically a legal order by a court or government, restricting information or comment from being made public or passed onto any unauthorized.

However, they appealed the verdict to the Supreme Court, which was not made public and only revealed in 2007, and were never jailed and all but one remained in the military.

"Lost Shelley poem execrating "rank corruption" of ruling class made public".

With some people unable to believe that the Japanese would be so ruthless, rumours began to spread almost immediately after news of the attack was made public.

Synonyms:

ad blitz, advertising campaign, ad campaign,

Antonyms:

selfish, egoistic,