Sentence examples for propaganda resources from inspiring English sources

It's the bullying pulpit of the Big Lie with ministry of propaganda resources.

The article, entitled "The Tudeh Party and the Moslem Movement," said, "We are ready to put at the disposal of our friends from other political groups all our political propaganda and technical resources for the campaign against the Shah".

But how many times have you used the word evil to describe the untold suffering the Church imposes on impoverished families denied contraception; or the lies told to protect belief; or the propaganda that turns resource wars into holy wars; or the specter of kind-faced volunteers threatening kindergarteners with hell?

The government has ramped up efforts to prevent more British youngsters from being lured into terrorism as a result of jihadi propaganda by rushing fresh resources into new areas from where Muslim men have travelled overseas to join Isis and other jihadi groups.

But with that glimpse of the down-and-dirty side of female relationships comes an awareness of its opposite, an intimacy so special that it requires all the resources and propaganda of romance to wean us from the feeling of irreplaceable loss that marriage represents.

The MER used much more of its human and financial resources for propaganda purposes and so-called "active measures" than other non-Soviet affiliated foreign ministries.

Indeed, this isn't the first time it has faced criticism in South Sudan: In November 2016 it was accused by the U.N. of enabling the spread of ethnic propaganda without devoting enough resources to tackle the problem.

The Kremlin has huge resources available for propaganda and election-rigging.

But they continued to generate financial resources and political propaganda as the P.K.K. continued sporadic attacks in Turkey from bases in the Qandil Mountains in northern Iraq.

He wrote badly because his world view had become problematic at best, untenable at worst, and he had spent too many years turning out Party propaganda to summon the intellectual resources that a difficult situation required.

They could go where they wanted and write what they wanted, while Putin poured resources into his propaganda machine, internal and external "with its duplicitous Russia Today coverage".