Sentence examples for outside publicity from inspiring English sources

When outside publicity firms and their agents conceal or misrepresent their identity by creating or allowing false, unauthorized or misleading user accounts, Wikipedia's reputation is harmed," it said.

Of the four main religious communities in Albania -- Sunni Muslims, Orthodox Christians, Bektashis and Catholics -- only the last could depend on outside publicity for their plight, from the Vatican, for which the Albanian Catholics were the most severely persecuted.

But the spending cuts that have gone alongside the tax reduction have received little publicity outside the borough.

The discovery that one young reporter had faked or plagiarized a large number of articles drew extensive news coverage, but the publicity outside the paper paled next to the anger and soul-searching within.

Edward Chapman, one of the Devon organisers, actually discouraged publicity outside the area, saying he wanted to make sure as much money as possible came from individuals living close to the turbine.

On the other side, facing the street, was her living room-den-office, which contained two upholstered chairs and the desk she reserved for projects outside of work — publicity for bands she believed in, short reviews for Vibe and Spin — although these had fallen off sharply in recent years.

Part of me does wonder if the company's low-key treatment of Lost in Thailand (there was little publicity outside of YouTube and Facebook) is also to do with not being seen as a broadcasting mouthpiece for the Chinese government and its global soft-power ambitions; it's a sensitive time, with many eyes trained on the US and China's diverging fortunes.

"We hope that Wayne's involvement will bring the sport some publicity outside of the normal racing media and hopefully attract some new fans and followers.

Facebook is a private company, Zuckerberg (especially compared to other billionaire CEOs) doesn't court personal publicity outside of the business press – and his girlfriend certainly doesn't.

But the piece de resistance of celebrity naffness was the Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines publicity stunt outside the Carlton hotel.

The act allows Twitter to consult privately with regulators ahead of the share sale, outside the glare of publicity the IPO would otherwise receive.