Sentence examples for propaganda orders from inspiring English sources

But hoping to nurture more competitive media, Beijing has allowed microblogging on trusted domestic sites, which employ swarms of technicians and monitors to enforce propaganda orders.

1937: Modern art is officially proclaimed degenerate in Nazi Germany when Joseph Goebbels, the minister of propaganda, orders 20,000 works of modern art confiscated from German museums.

Dozens of foreign fighters from southeast Asia and the Middle East have been found fighting in Marawi, following ISIS propaganda orders to head to the southern Philippines and wage jihad there if they were unable to travel to Iraq or Syria.

The Henan Provincial Propaganda Department ordered the local press to stop covering his candidacy, because "foreign forces are participating with ulterior purposes and attempting to overthrow our government".

Even worse would be the suggestion that NGOs allow themselves to be used as tools of propaganda in order to maintain favoured status in that country.

This week, propaganda officials ordered the indefinite postponement of the play's China premiere in Shanghai, nominally the country's most Westernized city.

Shortly afterwards a Chinese newspaper report on his air-quality campaign was killed off before publication, he says, and propaganda officials ordered a temporary news blackout on him.But by then the leadership had started taking an interest in PM2.5.

The authorities admonished scholars who took part in seminars on the issue, and propaganda officials ordered the state news media not to publish articles on calls for constitutional government.

The blocking of foreign news sites that revealed details of offshore holdings by the relatives of senior leaders has continued in China as reports emerged of a propaganda directive ordering websites and services to target users posting on the subject.

During the Olympics, one provincial propaganda department ordered that negative reports be "strictly controlled" and that there must above all be no reports on "problems that give the Western media a pretext for launching attacks, such as issues concerning press freedom, air quality, food safety, democracy, religion and legal issues".But some online commentators in China have been less restrained.

"Minister Yishai is spreading false propaganda in order to sow fear and hatred," they said.Throughout the demonstration Jewish residents appear on their patios to cheer the anti-migrant protestors as they march through Shapira, a working-class neighbourhood behind Tel Aviv's bus station, which for many of migrants marks the last stop on their journey from the sub-Sahara.