Sentence examples for all advertisements to from inspiring English sources

Print media must contend with a similar rule from the Advertising Standards Authority that requires all advertisements to be "legal, decent, honest and truthful".

He was also pressing for all advertisements to include a line about the disease, and for condoms to be made available at official functions and handed out free wherever alcohol was sold.Such ideas seem old hat in places like Africa and Thailand.

All outdoor advertisements to be vetted by local authorities.

George Fertitta, the chief executive of NYC & Company, said Cunard had agreed to show a videotaped welcome from the mayor and one of the city's tourism advertisements to all passengers arriving in New York.

"It's been the year of interactive television advertising for the last ten or twelve years," says Colin Dixon of Diffusion Group, a digital-media consultancy.So the news that Cablevision, an American cable company, was rolling out interactive advertisements to all its customers on October 6th was greeted with some scepticism.

Damon donates all fees from the advertisements to charity.

Alexander Ovechkin's face has been all over Sochi on advertisements to promote the Winter Olympics.

The Human Rights Campaign, a gay rights group, first pressed Psychology Today in February to remove all advertisements that purported to help gay people become straight through counseling, a practice that is roundly condemned by the mainstream mental health community.

Not one of them, not even the mighty Google, was sure that it could provide enough advertisements to fill all the pages that MySpace displays each day, Mr. Levinsohn said.

Exposure to tobacco and non-tobacco advertisements was measured at baseline with images of six tobacco and eight non-tobacco advertisements; students indicated the number of times they had seen each ad and the sum score over all advertisements was used to represent inter-individual differences in the amount of advertising exposure.

He couldn't afford to offer salaries and benefits, or even flat freelance fees, so instead he promised contributors 75 percent of the revenues from all advertisements placed next to their articles.