Sentence examples for planned publicity from inspiring English sources

Whatever disagreement has prompted Saif's retirement it is almost certainly a temporary blip, or even a cleverly planned publicity stunt in his slow ascendancy to power.

Marable, who suffered for many years from sarcoidosis, had a double lung transplant in 2010; his unexpected death derailed a planned publicity campaign for Malcolm X: A Life of Reinvention.

The writer, who toured America and Canada in October to promote her autobiographical essay collection, Not That Kind Of Girl, said that the planned publicity stops in Belgium and Germany originally scheduled for this week will instead take place in the first week of December.

So, the PUB department store debacle was not a planned publicity stunt?

Whether it was a planned publicity stunt or a spur-of-the-moment decision, the "baby-dangling" incident earned Jackson condemnation from the international press, as well as a parental negligence investigation spearheaded by the German police.

In addition to handling all aspects of planned publicity campaigns in my current role of Public Relation Officer at XYZ firm, I am responsible for: Planning publicity strategies and campaigns.

And while many media companies tried cost-cutting and new tactics in the last few years, Tribune was particularly aggressive in planning publicity stunts and in mixing advertising with editorial material.

The trip does appear to have been planned with publicity in mind.

If NBC and Carson Daly had planned some publicity stunt for his new later-than-late-night talk show, they couldn't have done a better job than the dispute that caused the network to pull the premiere and replace it with a repeat of "SCTV" because Mr. Daly had not signed his contract.

It is unclear whether it will extend to the government's own family planning publicity efforts.

Ms. Hanni plans a publicity campaign for Wednesday.