Sentence examples similar to a leaflet named from inspiring English sources

The leaflet, named The Death Penalty?, was one of three distributed in Derby ahead of a gay pride event in 2010.

After a weekend of terrorist incidents including the shooting of a 15-year-old and the distribution of UVF leaflets naming and threatening people allegedly involved in antisocial behaviour, the Police Federation in Northern Ireland said the loyalist organisation's ceasefire was over.

A leaflet bearing his name had been dumped outside Donetsk's Jewish synagogue.

One young female activist is pictured on a doorstep holding a leaflet bearing the name of Nigel Mills.

About twice the normal absenteeism was reported by the Los Angeles City Housing Authority after a group named the All Employee Action Committee issued leaflets calling for a one-day job action protesting the lack of a pay raise in 30 months.

During the election campaign he had put his name to a leaflet that declared Dercon part of a "neoliberal art world with a global jet-set attitude" and called for a U-turn on the appointment.

(During the leafletting, an antiwar activist named Tony Murphy had said that "the optimal thing would be to shut Trump down, Chicago-style, since no one needs to worry about Donald Trump's free speech").

Last night's rally was called "to show Kolumbia that a strike in 1970 is not going to be the same kind of tea party that a strike in 1968 was," the group declared in a leaflet, intentionally misspelling the university's name.

Lambeth Momentum supported the Stand Up to Lambeth campaign, and their name appeared on a leaflet calling for the resignation of Lambeth's cabinet.

For instance, a leaflet providing general ICU information, including the names of the devices used in the ICU, improved comprehension [ 18].

He says his name is Jeremy and hands me a leaflet welcoming me to the Oglala Lakota nation.