Sentence examples for conducted a propaganda from inspiring English sources

In anticipation of that event, Ramsey and his guerrilla forces gathered intelligence and conducted a propaganda campaign, distributing packs of cigarettes and chocolates that bore MacArthur's promise to the Philippines: "I shall return".

To make matters worse, since 2007 the central government has conducted a propaganda media campaign on "leftover" women (sheng nü), stigmatizing urban, educated women over the age of 27 who are still single.

If Mr Thaksin's friends are allowed to conduct a propaganda campaign against the increasingly unpopular military government, they could do well in the elections due later this year.

Approval rates for the ICC have dipped from nearly 60% to less than 40%.James Gondi, who campaigns for legal rights, says the country's leaders are conducting a "propaganda war" and parading themselves as heroes defending their communities.

The Czech government has accused Russia of conducting a propaganda war on its soil and is setting up a unit to counter what it says are networks of pro-Moscow puppet groups.

"When the government is conducting a propaganda offensive, if it names the target, then the target has entered a 'blacklist' and it's nearly impossible to back off the condemnation.

He can also thank Brown for the fact that, after a long period of "prudence" with the nation's finances, he allowed sufficient growth in public spending to give Osborne the chance to conduct a propaganda coup in which he shamelessly encouraged the view that this had caused the banking crisis.

Members of the Jewish Anti-Fascist Committee, which had conducted an effective propaganda campaign on behalf of the wartime alliance between the Kremlin and the Western democracies, were arrested and convicted in a secret trial in 1952.

Knowing that we were a vulnerable community they conducted an anti-gay propaganda campaign on TV, calling all dissidents homosexuals.

"Gosh, Sir, I think it will be really interesting to conduct a serious study of propaganda," the wannabe earnestly concludes.

At present, every national regime asserts that its national sovereignty gives it the right to conduct any propaganda it cares to, however untrue such propaganda may be and however contradictory to the requirements of the world system.