"propaganda institutions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
Example: Some nations have dedicated propaganda institutions to manipulate public opinion and spread nationalism.
The subject matter includes food & beverages, local businesses, political propaganda, cars, financial institutions, movies, and of course, beer and cigarettes.
During that time, the one-child policy was vigorously promoted in forest farm communities, and in addition to extensive and in-depth propaganda, various welfare institutions supported the implementation of the one-child policy.
There's a populist inflection to Amazon's propaganda, an argument against élitist institutions and for "the democratization of the means of production" — a common line of thought in the West Coast tech world.
I fear that, as uninformed as the average American voter (and nonvoter) is about American politics, the Trump administration's and Fox News's frequent use of propaganda will undermine important American institutions like the three branches of our government and, as important, our healthy free press, all of which are essential for the survival of our democratic republic.
Impartiality and doctrinal pluralism are the main victims of this propagandist form of 'information', which is clearly discriminatory, frequently confusing electoral propaganda with information about the institutions.
They are in origin and development a much more pluralistic institution than the propaganda would have you believe.
What Torres sees as "building faith in our institutions," others see as crude propaganda for a strategy that bears much of the blame for the escalating violence.
Description: Democracy thrives on an informed public, and it fails when propaganda distorts truth and people lose faith in institutions of information and governance.
Mr. Brown said the government would reach out to mosques, youth groups, schools and prisons, among other institutions, to counter extremism and terrorist propaganda.
The revelations widen the scope of politicians who have become the subject of Russian-backed hacking operations and online smear campaigns, allegedly a central part of a Kremlin strategy to spread propaganda in the United States and undermine its democratic institutions.
