Sentence examples for publicity regarding from inspiring English sources

But as a result of increased publicity regarding the P.S.A. tests, I directed my physician order the test.

Valeant's problems have not been restricted to negative comment and publicity regarding its approach to pricing drugs.

Marbury said the Nets' 17-27 record probably hurt him, as did the publicity regarding his poor relationship with teammates season.

As he made clear yesterday he was only made aware of the allegations relating to Jimmy Savile when ITV published pre-broadcast publicity regarding their documentary in recent weeks," the spokesman said.

The chief executive of Citigroup, taking the offensive after weeks of negative publicity regarding the company's role in financing Enron and WorldCom, outlined to employees yesterday several changes in the way it does business.

"There had been a newspaper article about a patient that was, I believe, murdered in one of our facilities," he stated, "and there was a lot of adverse publicity regarding the fact that we were billing for this".

Amateur photographer, eschews publicity, regards himself more as consultant than financier.

Cleese and Bron agreed on the condition that there be no pre-publicity regarding their appearance; Cleese wanted them to be credited as "Helen Swanetsky and Kim Breadad" but the BBC declined.

Their early career attracted much publicity, with each divisional promotion regarded by the media as part of an inevitable rise to the top ranks.

Due to the low levels of anti-diphtheria antibodies in persons > 40 years old, the development of tourism to diphtheria endemic regions and the newly identified source of infection, i.e., domestic cats and dogs, it seems reasonable to carry out a publicity campaign regarding recommendations for diphtheria booster vaccination in adults.

Only the most fanatical subscriber to the notion that there is no such thing as bad publicity might regard the Last Night of the Proms as an ideal setting for the premiere of a new orchestral piece, or at least one written in a gritty, unapologetically modernist style.