Sentence examples for designed to publicize from inspiring English sources

The secretiveness stems from the belief that a populist intelligence operation with virtually no resources, designed to publicize information that powerful institutions do not want public, will have serious adversaries.

In 2001, an Internet game designed to publicize the movie "A.I".

In 1990, Biondi and Jager started a series of races designed to publicize the sport called the Dash for Cash.

They include potboilers (written as propaganda or as a scandalous exposé) and "as-told-to" narratives (often popular in newspapers) designed to publicize a celebrity.

He had just written "Personal Faith, Public Policy," with Bishop Harry R. Jackson, Jr., an African-American pastor with a church outside Washington, D.C., and, at a conference designed to publicize it, the two argued that the religious right was a coalition and that the way to save it was to broaden the agenda to include poverty, social justice, racial reconciliation, and global warming.

It is designed to publicize a pledge to kick out all foreigners who break Swiss laws.

Then design an action plan to publicize or challenge recent examples of child labor that you find particularly troubling.

HOW does Code.org plan to publicize the video?

Elaborate containers were designed to protect and publicize them.

Videos show his performance pieces and auto-destructive art works such as Study for an End of the World No. 2 (1962), which was realized in the desert outside Las Vegas and specifically designed to be broadcast and publicized in the media.

In 1939, Southern Democratic Congressman Howard Smith established a special Committee to Investigate the National Labor Relations Board and held a series of highly publicized hearings designed to vilify the NLRB.