He signed most of the rulings that shaped the new political system, such as those related to popular sovereignty, representative and republican principles, separation of powers, publicity of the government actions, freedom of speech and the bases of political federalism.
Gilman, a former public relations executive, knows the power of publicity: The Grooming Lounge was recently featured on K Street, the new, inside-the-beltway docudrama from Time Warner 's HBO division.
Even in those early years the young Sheene was well aware of the power of publicity.
Rahal was a devout believer in the power of publicity to attract sponsors, whose money is the oxygen of racing.
He not only knew how to appeal to the aspiring middle classes, but he also understood the power of publicity.
The team knew it wouldn't catch any big-time smugglers, but it also knew the power of publicity and how to work the media.
NO composer of classical music was ever more attuned to the power of publicity, or courted it more ardently, than Igor Stravinsky.
This is owing partly to the power of publicity and partly to the pure power of the image: things seen lodge in the mind as events, while things read linger in the soul only as echoes.
Duccio's fame and influence in fourteenth-century Siena were as great as Giotto's in Florence, but, throughout the long and sometimes warring rivalry between these two city-states, history, power, and publicity favored the Florentines.
The overwhelming passage in November of Proposition 2 in California, which banned tight confinement of many of the animals raised for food, is a fine example of the power of publicity to educate people about the atrocities we commit to those animals who have no voice of their own.
