Sentence examples for distributed a leaflet from inspiring English sources

Soon after Taha was released, he distributed a leaflet, on Christmas Day, 1984, titled "Either This or the Flood".

Jewish nationalist provocateurs had distributed a leaflet, said Qassem Shaalabi, the Arab owner of a jewelry store in the Old City, calling for a boycott of Arab businesses.

In 2014, when Madigan was a local election candidate, she distributed a leaflet outlining her reasons for opposing housing on the site.

TAC distributed a leaflet in Khosa accusing Rath of causing the death of a woman called Ntombekhaya after she was pressed to take multivitamins instead of ARVs.

Not only did she decline to pay a $470 fine, she distributed a leaflet, Why I Refuse to Pay My Fine.

His allies in Fatah distributed a leaflet asking: "Why do some of the commanders of the security forces still refuse to transfer the salaries of their personnel to bank accounts?

Tory activists, who are furious with Mr Portillo for destabilising Mr Duncan Smith, have started to distribute a leaflet calling for him to be deselected.

Let us assume, for example, that picketing employees distribute a leaflet accusing manager Doe of making a sexual advance on employee Roe on a specific date.

Maurice Bessinger, whose main restaurant, Piggie Park, has served as a state campaign headquarters for Pat Robertson, distributes a leaflet maintaining that Abraham Lincoln was the product of a mystical congress between John C. Calhoun and a Southern woman on her way north to Illinois.

Another regional MSP, Labour's David Stewart, has teamed up with Tesco in Inverness to distribute a leaflet detailing the dos and don'ts of driving on single track roads throughout the supermarket chain's local filling stations network.

ALAN COWELL (NYT) Correction: March 3, 2006, Friday Because of an editing error, a report in the World Briefing column on Feb. 23 about a decision by the far-right British National Party to distribute a leaflet showing one of the Prophet Muhammad cartoons originally published in a Danish newspaper misstated the electoral influence of the party.