Sentence examples for propaganda support from inspiring English sources

A bill was then introduced in Congress to provide nearly $100m in military aid to Iraqi opposition groups: separate legislation would provide money for political and propaganda support.

Putin didn't start flirting with the "creative class", where most of the protesters came from, but instead devoted his whole pre-electoral campaign on creating the maximum amount of mutual hatred between the "creative class" and the "simple people", who, if you believe the propaganda, support Putin.

Yet the U.N. speech gave powerful propaganda support for the invasion that began the Iraq war -- a war that was also part of Powell's "otherwise remarkable career".

National outlet Folha de São Paulo reported last week that companies purchased millions of dollars in messaging packages to blitz users with propaganda supporting far-right candidate Jair Bolsonaro.

Speaking before the expected start of the cull tomorrow, the Queen guitarist accused officials of utilising vested interests and elements of the media to espouse "propaganda" supporting the controversial scheme.

During this respite that he has given himself and which will last, from what I can gather, for about two or three months, he will redouble his efforts in the sphere of propaganda supporting them probably with intimidatory measures of a military nature.

First, though the indictment did say that there was no knowing American collusion with the Russian social media campaign, and though it did not say that it affected the results, it also showed that the vast majority of Russian propaganda supported Mr. Trump's campaign and attacked that of his Democratic opponent, Hillary Clinton.

Nationalist ideology as well as propaganda supporting the Roman Army and military success, bravery, and valor also strengthened the Roman Empire's spread across Western Europe and the Mediterranean Area.

The Kremlin has been churning out propaganda supporting European populists through state-sponsored media (RT and Sputnik), internet trolls and fake news creators.

Propaganda supporting the British war effort often used these raids to their advantage: one recruitment poster claimed: "It is far better to face the bullets than to be killed at home by a bomb" (see image).

The ODNI report includes the claim that some social media accounts previously used for Russian propaganda supporting military action in Ukraine were repurposed to support Trump's presidential campaign as early as December 2015.