Sentence examples for extensive propaganda from inspiring English sources

Aside from policing and economic incentives, Kim Jong-un has also mounted an extensive propaganda campaign.

His extensive propaganda combined social agitation with promises that, if given power, he would secure Soviet aid against the Romanian forces then occupying parts of Hungary.

When the February 20 movement started organizing, shortly after the fall of President Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali in Tunisia, the Moroccan regime activated an extensive propaganda campaign to paint protesters as enemies of the state manipulated by the Western Sahara liberation movement, Polisario.

Proponents argue that the visits provide a rare opportunity for contact between North Koreans and Westerners, who are vilified as heartless imperialists in the government's extensive propaganda.

Many of the fighters affiliated with Tahrir al-Sham are veterans of the battle for Aleppo, and as such are intimately familiar with the tools and trade of the extensive propaganda battle that was waged simultaneously with the actual fighting in an effort to sway western public opinion toward adopting a more aggressive stance in opposition to the Syrian government of Assad.

Henry VII took power at the end of the turbulent Wars of the Roses, followed by Henry VIII, and extensive propaganda under both rulers promoted the legitimacy of the regime, the illegitimacy of any sort of rebellion against royal power, and the priority of supporting the Crown in its arguments with the Papacy.

There was extensive use of propaganda through both print and radio to incite violence against women, with both mediums being used to portray Tutsi women as untrustworthy, and as acting against the Hutu majority.

"It is a whole army of media personnel," said Abu Abdullah al-Maghribi, a second defector who served in Isis's security ranks but had extensive involvement with its propaganda teams.

During that time, the one-child policy was vigorously promoted in forest farm communities, and in addition to extensive and in-depth propaganda, various welfare institutions supported the implementation of the one-child policy.

The photos set Roy off on an exhaustive research project, which began with a look at nuclear shelters throughout history but deepened into a more extensive examination of retro nuclear propaganda.

Sightseeing The Wolfsonian-Florida International University, 1001 Washington Avenue, (305) 531-1001, began as a storehouse for the extensive private collection of decorative and "propaganda" art of Mitchell Wolfson Jr.