Sentence examples for press advertisement from inspiring English sources
Statement from Lancôme regarding the adjudication against Teint Miracle: We are disappointed to learn that the ASA has adjudicated against our press advertisement for Teint Miracle.
A spokeswoman for L'Oréal on Wednesday said the company would not provide additional comments, but provided the following statements in response to the news: Statement from Maybelline regarding the adjudication against The Eraser: We are disappointed to learn that the ASA has adjudicated against our press advertisement for The Eraser.
The project found press advertisements promoting the anonymity of supermarkets, as well as their convenience.Even in Stalham, the picture is mixed.
Join the discussion.Go to Awards Season Enlarge This Image Ng Han Guan/Associated Press Advertisements for "Avatar" and a state-backed biography of Confucius in Beijing.
In Newchurch, though, there were hardly any objections to the idea; and press advertisements elicited five offers of a site, the final choice being up to the parish council.
Although the council was asked to pay "due regard" to geography, this is no longer a deciding factor.In response to press advertisements (another novelty) as well as through the UN's own website, 237 applications were received from 55 countries.
Both A Sereia de Pedra and Os Olhos da Alma expressly credit in their opening cards and in the paid trade press advertisements Lion as the director of the films (in charge of "staging"), reserving for Castro e Almeida the more ambiguous credit of "artistic director" (or in some cases "a film by").
The television advert will be shown post 21 00 on Tuesday, with radio, online and press advertisements also running for four weeks.
"Trekkies" wrote letters to protest, one paid for trade press advertisements urging Paramount to change the plot, and Nimoy even received death threats.
Non-smoking and smoking women aged 25 to 35 years were recruited by press advertisements.
Media Exposure: Media exposure is measured by number and square centimetre coverage of paid press advertisements and unpaid press articles.
