Sentence examples for effects of publicity from inspiring English sources
In high-publicity trials, trial judges have the responsibility to minimize effects of publicity on jurors' decisions, perhaps by implementing a gag-order on the parties.
The affected sentence, referring to the possible negative effects of publicity on cast members of the HBO series "Family Bonds," should read, "That concern was echoed by Mr. Cantor, who has become embedded with this family; he and his crew eat dinner with them as often as three or four times a week".
A Federal judge said yesterday that he would rule on motions for a mistrial in a car-theft and murder-conspiracy case after questioning jurors again on the effects of publicity prompted by the slaying of one defendant, Paul Castellano, reputed chief of the Gambino crime family.
To test the effect of publicity on recruitment to a randomized trial.
Another writer, Félix Pyat, had already noticed the effect of publicity on the standing of artists.
Her parents were worried about the possible effect of publicity on their children.
And she provided the ripple effect of publicity few can, as she gave bland interviews on last night's ABC, CBS and NBC evening news programs, and a more touching one with Tom Brokaw and Tim Russert on MSNBC after her speech, saying she felt that in spirit her whole family was with her onstage.
To put things in another way, the less the effect of publicity is contingent, the more we can doubt about its validity as a test of justice.
The effect of publicity and damage to the reputation of a police service are considerations that arise at tribunals, and they can seem out-of-place when police services are handling questions of serious misconduct: Yes, this officer showed poor judgment and shirked his responsibilities but did it make the papers?
Jim Bennett is the town manager, a 49-year-old first-time marathoner, who by virtue of his job is well aware of the effects of negative publicity.
On the other hand, low-profile, high-volume manufacturers take advantage of their anonymity to hide from the effects of bad publicity.
