His team has been working hard to promote the sport throughout India this year, increasing the publicity drive in the buildup.
A crushing soundtrack for a hip-hop documentary, Rubble Kings, which will probably increase the publicity around said film by 50%?
The ship's captain, Peter Bethune, today claimed that, contrary to Sea Shepherd's earlier claims, he was ordered to scuttle the damaged £2m boat by the conservation society's self-styled "master and commander", Paul Watson, against his own wishes, to increase the publicity generated by the whaler's attack.
Ponemon's study may show how data breach laws protect consumers less directly over time: By increasing the publicity around incidents, they hold the companies more accountable for their security failures.
Thorpe's presence increased the publicity, attendance and gate receipts for the tour.
During the study period, repeated publicity on the outbreaks increased the public awareness of AEP in both countries.
As predicted by the information threat theory, shame increased with the publicity of this act.
Increased publicity also selects different winners: it increases the likelihood that the winner hails from outside the region of the public administration and that the winner is a large company.
In increasing the Met's publicity and outreach efforts, you could argue, Mr. Gelb was following a standard business practice: investing in the future.
This is true notwithstanding the plausibility of Luban's following claim: "the best way to make sure that officials formulate policies that could withstand publicity is by increasing the likelihood that policies will withstand publicity".[5] Now, what does Kant mean when he uses the word "publicity"?
