Sentence examples for propaganda aims from inspiring English sources

Amnesty International said in a report that Bahrain was falling deeper into human rights abuses and that if the race was run, it would feed what it called the monarchy's propaganda aims.

While Mussolini's architects can be faulted for trying to reshape the city's history for their own propaganda aims — and to satisfy the egomaniacal drive of a despot — the museum reminds us that vanity is not unique to generals or politicians.

Moscow, ever in search of approval at home and abroad, at times seemed to use Mr. Voznesensky's independent voice for its own propaganda aims, as if to show the world that the authorities could, to a degree, tolerate criticism of the Communist leadership.

The games were used to promote the propaganda aims of the Nazi regime.

And it left Ukraine vulnerable to predation by Russia, through both bribery and propaganda aimed at a disenchanted population.

One Russian law prohibits insulting state authorities; while another recently imposed law bans alleged homosexual propaganda aimed at minors.

The North also uses such visits for internal propaganda aimed at boosting the image of its own top leaders.

Afterward, the presidential spokesman called the attacks on the legislation "propaganda" aimed at "undermining" the president's position.

Mr Wang's heroism was once the stuff of endless propaganda aimed at inspiring workers in SOEs across the country.There is little to inspire in Daqing now.

Gay activists were attacked and then arrested outside Russia's parliament as lawmakers overwhelmingly passed a bill that will ban "gay propaganda" aimed at under-18s.

KABUL, Afghanistan (Reuters) — Afghanistan has banned all Pakistani newspapers, a government spokesman said Saturday, over what security officials say is antigovernment propaganda aimed at Kabul.