Sentence examples for printed pamphlets from inspiring English sources

They printed pamphlets detailing laws that discriminated against women, and distributed the pamphlets behind closed doors, collecting signatures for the repeal of those laws.

The embassy in Tokyo has printed pamphlets in Japanese telling pub owners to clearly state how much drinks cost and to collect for them as they are served.

Mr. Liu, 57, even printed pamphlets propounding the idea, according to the New China News Agency, and he was given a life sentence today.

Simultaneously, Booth was bringing out a wide range of finely printed pamphlets by poets of all generations through his own Sceptre Press, and living by teaching in secondary schools in Surrey, Northamptonshire, Bedfordshire and Somerset.

Under his leadership, the office mainly printed pamphlets, including "Divide and Conquer," which explained how foreign agents weaken a nation's resolve by undermining confidence in institutions like elections and the press, and by raising fears of internal enemies, like immigrants and Jews.

They printed pamphlets and bought 1994 by the cart-load.

The guests received a privately printed pamphlet containing a poem entitled "The Story of Benazir".

The exhibition of the Elephant Man was reasonably successful, particularly with the added income from a printed pamphlet about Merrick's life and condition.

The London Daily Advertiser, a Grub Street publication, reported on 10 February: Meanwhile Canning's supporters were soliciting donations through the Case of Elizabeth Canning, an independently printed pamphlet designed to raise support for the prosecution of her captors.

The physical act of creating something that moments before did not exist gives the green outline of the lighthouse far more value than say a professionally printed pamphlet at the visitors center.

Instead, as Hamas, Hezbollah, and Iran have learned, the pressures of modern governance require a lot more than printing pamphlets and chanting slogans.