Sentence examples for publicity practices from inspiring English sources

A20 Bush Bans Paying Columnists With his administration under fire for questionable publicity practices, President Bush explicitly forbade his Cabinet to pay commentators to promote his policies.

Nonetheless, PML's promotional materials demonstrated a good grasp of American-style publicity practices, promising that the Hi-Pa Drive F-150 raised the bar for the next generation of cars and trucks "by proving that a vehicle doesn't have to be small, unprofitable or underpowered to be green".

The best publicity practices to get coverage never change, regardless of the channels over which the coverage will appear.

Still, even if the refunds are motivated by a desire for publicity, the practice is notable and surely raises thoughts of what might have been for other burned bettors.

While the company saw huge growth, they also experienced a backlash in the wake of bad publicity and company practices.

But once technologies get turned into industries, the exigencies of educational systems, employment practices, publicity, and business customs force women out.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has found that arbitration clauses' bar on class actions further hurts the public interest because lawsuits often generate publicity about a corporate practice, and, without them, consumers may not have access to that information.

Neither artist practices yoga, publicity materials pointed out.

The yacht, sponsored by Hugo Boss, left England in May; Mr. Thomson and a small crew sailed it here last week for practice and publicity.

*represents high publicity area At a practice level, there were no significant differences in estimated additional prescribing by response status to questionnaire, training status or size of practice.

It is a well-known problem that despite widespread dissemination and publicity, guidelines for medical practice are often not implemented effectively.