Sentence examples for governmental media from inspiring English sources

I was there on what is known in the trade as a junket, jointly sponsored by the Cooper Union, New York's venerable college of architecture, art and engineering, and Brand Dubai, a governmental "media affairs" office the emirate established six months ago to spiff up its image, which, along with its economy, has lately taken a battering on account of the bursting of various bubbles.

Potentially relevant local and national documents were identified through various routes, including discussions with interviewees, contacts at NHS Connecting for Health, and proactive searches for relevant governmental, media, hospital, and academic reports.

In light of their experiences, participants were asked to describe what they would recommend to curtail the spread of AIDS in the African-American community including what specific governmental, media and community interventions they would consider effective.

The regime banned all non-governmental media activity, making it very difficult for information to get out of the country.

Clearly, she responded evasively to his proposal, because fact of not allowing non-governmental media to exist seems to be an indispensable condition to sustain the official press, which is so bad from the journalistic point of view that only its status as a monopoly can ensure that it has an audience.

"Over the last decade, governmental and media focus has been overwhelmingly concentrated upon the threat from jihadi Islamist extremism and terrorism," he said.

While I never blamed my colleague, it was dismaying to see irrational fears trump the instinctive, long-established bond of trust between friends, and it brought home the extent of the emotional damage bequeathed by a decade of governmental and media scaremongering.

Our collective -- popular, governmental, corporate, media -- brushoff of economic hardship and anti-social vitriol is tragic.

He adds, "It makes me mad to think that Muit3 died in the middle of this governmental social media control strategy".

A youth-led march for clean air and community air monitoring projects drew governmental and media attention to these problems.

Government bodies, private organizations, non-governmental organizations, media (in electronic or printed forms) can therefore play a key role in attaining this objective (Zain 2011).