Sentence examples similar to assure publicity from inspiring English sources
Its a typical battle with mutually assured publicity.
Academics ought to resist the temptation to publish hurried findings, even though exciting results assure easy publicity.
The Norwegian Nobel Committee assured itself extra publicity and sympathetic headlines across Europe today when, in awarding the 2002 Nobel Peace Prize to Jimmy Carter, it suggested that it was also sending a political message criticizing the Bush administration's policy towards Iraq.
WRITES TO LEGISLATORS Volunteers to Give His Views to Senate and Assembly If Assured of Publicity.
"While the water bottle is in the uncropped version of a publicity photograph, we can assure you that it will not be making an appearance on screen," an ITV spokesperson said.
Pre-publicity assured us that this was the case with Undertow and Pineapple Express director David Gordon Green and co-writer Danny McBride insisting their follow-up to the 1978 original would justify ignoring the many sequels that have come since.
At the time he said: "This is not the publicity that I want − I can assure you that.
The advance publicity had assured us that this would essentially be a prize fight between former director general Mark Thompson and the BBC Trust chairman, Lord Patten.
They show that the Committee has in a number of instances intended to assure a witness fair treatment, viz., the right to advice of counsel, or protection from undue publicity, viz., the right not to be photographed by television cameras.
I think nobody in the room really recognised him, but I assure you he was there". Why does this man, for whom the biggest stars in Hollywood would drop everything, shun publicity?
