Sentence examples for propaganda instructions from inspiring English sources

The investigation involves the case of Shi Tao, a Chinese journalist who was sentenced in June 2005 to 10 years in prison for sending a copy of Chinese propaganda instructions to a pro-democracy Web site in New York.

During the search, they found extremist propaganda, instructions for making bombs, waging guerrilla warfare, and kidnapping Americans, and a partially constructed detonator made from a circuit board.

"Applications may be inflammatory, advocate a one-sided point of view, and promotional materials may signify propaganda," according to instructions with a lookout list.

The AP reported that "The state-controlled media has largely ignored the issue, apparently under the propaganda bureau's instructions.

Though much has been made of instructional video and propaganda and bomb-making instructions on the Internet, would-be homegrown terrorists without proper explosives training are more likely to blow off their hands as they are to build a proper bomb.

From his remote base in Yemen, Al-Qaida leader and US national Anwar al-Awlaki broadcasts propaganda and terrorist instruction in fluent English over the internet.

"[UK PM] Theresa May is always talking about removing the safe spaces and shutting down part of the Internet were terrorists exchange instructions and propaganda and that sort of stuff, and I just feel that's a Sisyphean task," he tells TechCrunch.

Some Palestinian teachers couch the instruction in propaganda, calling it a means of "resisting the occupation".

Doctrines seek to provide religion with intellectual systems for guidance in the processes of instruction, discipline, propaganda, and controversy.

As its military losses mount, ISIS has turned its sophisticated online propaganda machine into an instruction manual for lone-wolf missions far from its own territory.

The book describes Steinberg's studying architecture in Milan, emigrating to the Dominican Republic and then reaching America in 1942, in time to be drafted into the Navy and, at the behest of Wild Bill Donovan, the director Office of Strategic Services, to create drawings that would serve as instruction and propaganda.