Sentence examples similar to lead propaganda from inspiring English sources

At the same time, the industry denounced independent research that did find serious problems as anti-lead propaganda.

Instead, the Libyan rebels said, they will seek retribution, in a courtroom, against only the most notorious Qaddafi government officials, those who oversaw torture or killings, egregiously enriched themselves or, in the case of the captured television host Hala Misrati, led the propaganda war on state television.

Italy in-turn created the Padua Commission in 1918, which led Allied propaganda against Austria-Hungary.

By spreading information of the harsh realities of life under Isis - the rape, slavery, food shortages and violence - it is hoped that the government will be able to take the lead in the propaganda war from the militants.

State-run newspapers which backed Morsi during his year in office changed tack overnight and now lead a shrill propaganda campaign against the Brotherhood, along with privately-owned TV channels.

Mostly false leads and Taliban propaganda, they ranged from the treasonous (he was teaching the enemy bomb tactics) to silly (he had taken several wives and was living in a lavish hilltop villa).

Periodic Ottoman raids into central Europe and resulting European anti-Muslim propaganda led to Christian prejudice against Muslims in general and Turks in particular; many Europeans sympathized with the Christian minority subjects of the Turks, a sentiment that lasted into modern times.

The recent passage in Russia of legislation barring gay "propaganda" led to demonstrations against Gergiev when he came to New York this fall: Queer Nation members staged a protest at the opening night of "Eugene Onegin" at the Met, which Gergiev conducted, and again at the first of three concerts that he presented with the Mariinsky Orchestra at Carnegie Hall.

The U.S. has been openly funding efforts to counter propaganda led by foreign authoritarian countries since World War II, when it launched Voice of America.

Fear and propaganda may lead to more US-led international wars, as in the past decade.

After intense competition, Anchee won the lead role in a propaganda film inspired by Madame Mao herself.