Sentence examples for organizations blanket from inspiring English sources

The Daisy Girl, with the child's sweet petal countdown morphing into a booming mushroom cloud, points perfectly to the modern tactic by which strategists float a slashing, artfully underhanded attack in just a few smaller outlets and thereby ignite reams of "free media" repetition as cable, bloggers and mainline news organizations blanket the subsequent controversy.

On one hand, he said, the best way to raise money for a cause is to hear from friends or from people you follow and respect, since a personal note has so much more impact than some organization blanketing people with blind requests.

The accord was criticized by human rights organizations for granting blanket amnesty to Mr. Sankoh and others widely believed to be guilty of crimes against humanity.

But Mr. Fleischer, who was in the meeting, did speak up, noting that some news organizations had sent blanket invitations to all two dozen or so members of the senior staff, hoping to net one or two good ones.

Well-meaning organizations have made blanket recommendations calling for an end to screen time for kids, but these recommendations are based on obsolete studies, conducted prior to the iPad and other interactive devices.

"We appreciate that dress codes are not uncommon in large organizations, but a blanket ban on such an important international symbol seems heavy-handed".

Both are in direct conflict with HRC's statement to Q-Notes, in which the organization made the blanket claim that "[i]t is not true to suggest that any person or organization was told their flag was less important than another -- this did not occur and no HRC staff member would ever tolerate such behavior".

That said, Mr. Hopkins said in an interview he never meant to provide Mr. Houk's organization with a blanket endorsement.