Sentence examples for orchestrate a propaganda from inspiring English sources

Vodafone hired Havas, the French advertising giant, to orchestrate a propaganda campaign, and before long articles began appearing in the press, some saying the financial system couldn't support "two sick children" like France Telecom and Vivendi.

The GLC orchestrated a propaganda campaign against Thatcher's government, in January 1982 erecting a sign on the top of County Hall – clearly visible from the Houses of Parliament – stating the number of unemployed in London.

The U.S. government promptly deplored and denounced the event as something Moscow "facilitated" or "orchestrated," a "propaganda platform," and a State Department spokesperson even suggested that Snowden, not yet convicted of anything, shouldn't have the right to express himself in Moscow or anywhere else.

In the early 1940s, a dramatic drop in household consumption was achieved - not by relying on the good intentions of individuals (and their ability to act on that coffee-stained pamphlet), but by the government orchestrating a massive propaganda exercise combined with a rationing system and a luxury tax.

And what is more, says the Kremlin, if there is any hybrid warfare going on, it is a propaganda campaign inspired and orchestrated by Western governments and led by the US, in order to paint Russia as the enemy.

Mr. Weill Goudchaux was even more indignant, saying that Octavius orchestrated a "campaign of propaganda and disinformation worthy of Stalin".

APS spokesman Bunnell, in turn, accused the solar groups of throwing the commissioners' race, arguing that they "have orchestrated a non-stop propaganda war for the last 18 months".

As a propaganda tool".

A propaganda war erupted.

Barchiesi called the raid a "propaganda show".

This is a propaganda machine.