Sentence examples for information apparatus from inspiring English sources
But some Americans say that the government is not giving them enough information to make informed decisions, and may need to update its public information apparatus for a world in which the threat of terrorism has expanded beyond countries like Peru and Algeria to popular tourist destinations like Italy -- and New York.
Lukashenko, whose information apparatus portrays him as the last defense against chaos, might win in a free vote anyway.
Today's more copious, ever faster information apparatus makes it harder, rather than easier, to see the large political facts beneath the constant motion.
The most frequent general complaint from critics, many of them in the Labor Party as well as the opposition, is that Mr. Campbell and his information apparatus have manipulated the public by distorting the news.
Hidden behind that appearance of objectivity, though, is a Pentagon information apparatus that has used those analysts in a campaign to generate favorable news coverage of the administration's wartime performance, an examination by The New York Times has found.
If your information apparatus is so powerful that from the early hours the radio and television in America spoke in such a way that everyone believed that it was the work of Muslims, if you are so powerful in information gathering, then why were you not able to determine this widespread operation, which has definitely taken months and, some even say, years to plan...
President Obama is exploiting his early lead in campaign fund-raising to bankroll a sprawling grass-roots organization and information technology apparatus in critical general election battlegrounds.
Mephisto not only represents the perilous industry Jackson confronted as a star since the age of nine, but the Information Age-apparatuses of power and exploitation that threaten to consume us all.
He said: "We firmly believe Daesh [Isis] is on the defensive throughout Iraq and Syria, attempting to hold previous gains, while conducting small-scale, localised harassing attacks, occasionally complex or high-profile attacks, in order to feed their information and propaganda apparatus".
"We firmly believe Daesh is on the defensive throughout Iraq and Syria, attempting to hold previous gains, while conducting small-scale, localized harassing attacks, occasional complex or high-profile attacks, in order to feed their information and propaganda apparatus," Weidley said, using a dismissive Arabic acronym for Isis.
